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New Jersey Transit Gladstone Line Cab Ride DVD
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New Jersey Transit Gladstone Line Cab Ride DVD Railroad Video Productions RVP58D
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This program will take you on a "Head-End" ride from Hoboken to Gladstone, N.J. in the cab of a General Electric Arrow-2 MU train. This line is part of the former Lackawanna Railroad and is now operated by New Jersey Transit. The entire trip is highlighted by narration referring to bridges, tunnels signals, stations, cities, towns, interlockings and more. 80 Minutes - Color - Sound

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DVD Item#:RVP58D
Runtime:1 Hour, 20 Mins ($0.34/min)
Producer:Railroad Video Productions
Aspect Ratio:Full Screen
Shrink Wrapped?:Yes
Disc Type:DVD
Region Code:0 Worldwide NTSC
New Jersey Transit Gladstone Line Cab Ride DVD
rrvideojunkie (usa) on 2014-07-04 05:26:57.

People who found this review helpful: 2

  •  5 of 5


This is probably the best cab ride video this producer ever made. Everything fell into place in the making of this video. It was shot on a sunny hot day in 1990 and there is plenty of action. Many passing trains are seen along with 3 single track meets on the Gladstone Branch. The branch is quite scenic and is little changed today.

The real star of this video is the engineer. He is continually talking and passing on information regarding the operation of the train, the characteristics of the railroad, railroad operations, and occasional small talk and humor. He is heard clearly and distinctly and makes a wonderful touch to the program.

Additional remarks by rrvideojunkie:
Narration: Just enough.
Would kids enjoy this? Maybe.
Image quality: Good.
DVD Value: Excellent Value!
Recommend to others? Definitely.

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