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Nasscarr1720
Member # 2060
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Does anyone have any inside info on the Pere Marquette train. What kind of services do they have and what kind of coaches do they have on that train. Thank you for the help.

Bill
 
notelvis
Member # 3071
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I believe it's either amfleet or horizon fleet. I'm not even sure if they have a staffed lounge car on the Pere Marquette.
 
MDRR
Member # 2992
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Notelvis is correct, it generally operates with horizon equipment with the exception of holidays when the equipment is usually "borrowed" and replaced with superliner coaches. It is correct that they don't have full cafe service but rather operate with a limited menu out of the coaches "panic box" style.
 
Nasscarr1720
Member # 2060
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One more question about how many coaches do they have on that train?
 
MDRR
Member # 2992
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the normal consist is either 3 or 4 coaches, operated push/pull.
 
20thCenturyLimited
Member # 1108
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quote:
Originally posted by MDRR:
...but rather operate with a limited menu out of the coaches "panic box" style.

What does that mean?
 
MDRR
Member # 2992
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It basicly means that the attendant sets up shop
at a couple of coach seats and proceeds to sell
non perishable products and beverages from that location.
 



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