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Consist Of The Inaugural
Amtrak Texas Eagle/California Service Train
TrainWeb.com/texaseagle/consist.html
The following is the actual consist of the Amtrak
Inaugural Texas Eagle/California Service train:
Consist (car numbers):
Locomotive #1: 21 (same # as this southbound inaugural Texas Eagle!)
Locomotive #2: 22 (same # as the northbound inaugural Texas Eagle!)
Locomotive #3: 23
Baggage Car: 1215
Transition Sleeping Car (Dorm): 39010
Superliner II Sleeping Car #3 (2132): 32093 Missouri
Superliner II Sleeping Car #2 (2131): 32071 Arizona
Superliner II Sleeping Car #1 (2130): 32073 California
Superliner Coach Car #2 (2111): 34138
Superliner Coach Car #1 (2110): 31519 Smoking
Superliner I Sightseer Lounge Car: 33020
Superliner Dining Car: 38065
VIP Superliner II Sleeping Car #4 (2133): 32072 Arkansas
VIP Superliner II Sightseer Lounge Car: 33026
VIP Superliner II Sleeping Car #5 (2134): 32111 Texas
The following 4 coaches will turn in San Antonio:
VIP Superliner Coach #4 (2112): 34061
VIP Superliner Coach #5 (2113): 34010
VIP Superliner Coach #6 (2114): 34032
VIP Superliner Coach #7 (2115): 34131
Express Car To San Antonio: 71036
Mail Car To St. Louis: 1718
The VIP Sleeping Cars are the Superliner II Cars "Arkansas" and "Texas"
temporarily borrowed from the Amtrak Coast Starlight for this
event. The last four coaches will be turned at San Antonio and added
to the return Texas Eagle #22 to accommodate the return VIP crowd. The
VIP Sightseer Lounge Car is only open to invited passengers. Since
there are several people in the revenue Sleeping Cars and Coach who are
riding this train just because it is the inaugural Texas
Eagle/California Service train, it has been assumed that those people
can consider themselves "invited guests" as far as access to the VIP
Lounge is concerned. There has not been any problems with having those
people enter and participate in the VIP Lounge events.
The consist information was provided curtosy of Bill Pollard of
Arkrail,
The Arkansas Rail Passenger Association
(TrainWeb.org/arkrail).
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