My ThisCrazyTrain.com roving US reporter sent this in after salivating over photos of the new Bombardier coaches we're set to be rolling along in soon.
That paneling! Those two-tone leatherette seats! But seriously? +1 for luggage racks.
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
So apparently commuting in from the GTHA suburbs is a better love story than commuting in from the Boston area suburbs
My ThisCrazyTrain.com roving US reporter sent this in after salivating over photos of the new Bombardier coaches we're set to be rolling along in soon.
That paneling! Those two-tone leatherette seats! But seriously? +1 for luggage racks.
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Boston commuter trains are old but retro cool. I had to commute in one time from a northern suburb and the train station was located so that the train had to stop across a road. Very quaint
ReplyDeleteIs “rich Corinthian leather” making a comeback? Awesome! I wonder how many items would come tumbling off the luggage rack where the ride is rather rocky and the car shakes from side to side, like crossing the Rouge River on the LSE.
ReplyDeleteThey could also use luggage racks in a lot of public restrooms as well.
ReplyDeleteEspecially if I've been shopping at CVS or someplace like that and am walking home afterwards.