behind the wheel?? behind the master controller :P
TheDonkeyman101 1 month ago
Great video foorage of yesteryear !
TrainSpotterX 2 years ago
Gina Boon... whatever happened to her???
airobsessed 2 years ago
She was run over by a red rattler lol
The best trains. I went to high school on these. Most things in Sydney went to shit in the 90's, the rail network being the first.
bigmaxy07 2 years ago
In the 1970's one of the transport ministers (apparently) said "we will get rid of all the red rattlers" He went and had them painted blue.
h3ll0b0b 2 years ago 2
I seen one in someones backyard in Newbridge NSW the other day
CMCHRYSLERVALIANT 3 years ago
I too remember the blue and white stiped ones, why did they repaint them, or were they a different model.
I loved standing or sitting in the open doorways, sometimes hanging out of the door.
We used to ask the drivers if we could ride in the front with them, and mostly they would say yes.
Mostly caught them between Pymble and Town Hall.
foundfreemagna 3 years ago
I remember the blue & white rattlers too.
casanoc 4 years ago
lol i saw one on ebay, and i have been inside one at the Valley Heights Rail Museam in springwood. They are still there if your intrested, it is the 2nd saturday of each month that the museam opens. admission $5
clubpenguin777 4 years ago
That wasn't a red rattler, it was a carriage from an interurban U-set, introduced from 1958.
TehBenshiGuy 3 years ago
I remember riding them from Penrith into Central station in Sydney in the mid 80s. It Always amazed you could leave the doors open while moving.
airons1972 4 years ago
They actually sold most of the carriages to private buyers for as sheds, motel rooms, etc.
rdrogel 4 years ago
behind the wheel?? behind the master controller :P
TheDonkeyman101 1 month ago
Great video foorage of yesteryear !
TrainSpotterX 2 years ago
Gina Boon... whatever happened to her???
airobsessed 2 years ago
She was run over by a red rattler lol
TrainSpotterX 2 years ago
The best trains. I went to high school on these. Most things in Sydney went to shit in the 90's, the rail network being the first.
bigmaxy07 2 years ago
In the 1970's one of the transport ministers (apparently) said "we will get rid of all the red rattlers" He went and had them painted blue.
h3ll0b0b 2 years ago 2
I seen one in someones backyard in Newbridge NSW the other day
CMCHRYSLERVALIANT 3 years ago
I too remember the blue and white stiped ones, why did they repaint them, or were they a different model.
I loved standing or sitting in the open doorways, sometimes hanging out of the door.
We used to ask the drivers if we could ride in the front with them, and mostly they would say yes.
Mostly caught them between Pymble and Town Hall.
foundfreemagna 3 years ago
I remember the blue & white rattlers too.
casanoc 4 years ago
lol i saw one on ebay, and i have been inside one at the Valley Heights Rail Museam in springwood. They are still there if your intrested, it is the 2nd saturday of each month that the museam opens. admission $5
clubpenguin777 4 years ago
That wasn't a red rattler, it was a carriage from an interurban U-set, introduced from 1958.
TehBenshiGuy 3 years ago
I remember riding them from Penrith into Central station in Sydney in the mid 80s. It Always amazed you could leave the doors open while moving.
airons1972 4 years ago
They actually sold most of the carriages to private buyers for as sheds, motel rooms, etc.
rdrogel 4 years ago