SEPTA Silverliner II's and III's on parade March 10 2010
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From: oaksmodelrr
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  • Nice

    5257Lee 1 year ago

  • Wasn't 267 the one that burned up a few months ago?

    If it was, I guess they got it back in service

    ns3010 1 year ago

  • that was 257. 257 is being scrapped/

    ThaExpress2609 1 year ago

  • @ns3010 257 was the one that burned up, its retired

    trainfan1143 1 week ago in playlist Favorite videos

  • Was 269 still paired w9ith 268 when you shot that video?

    KenSNJ 1 year ago

  • The easiest way to tell is the IIIs have squarish windows while the IIs have the more ovalish ones.

    ekt8750 1 year ago

  • Great video! How do you tell the difference between a Silverliner II and III?

    GenesisSanctuary 1 year ago

  • Anyone else can feel free to amend or correct this answer, but I THINK the IIs have a slighly more pronounced curvature to the roof than the IIIs. Example: the train starting at 1:50, I think the two end cars are IIs and the middle one is a III.

    FastFlyingVirginian 1 year ago

  • Yeah, I'm starting to notice that too. Thanks!:D

    GenesisSanctuary 1 year ago

  • @GenesisSanctuary

    Also, the IIs have that little boxy thing above the windows, the thing where 269 says "PENNSYLVANIA"

    The IIIs don't have that

    ns3010 1 year ago

  • @ns3010 thats cuz the III's are Reading Cars

    howardkevinm 8 months ago

  • @howardkevinm, the III's are ex-PRR built by St. Louis Car Company.

    oaksmodelrr 8 months ago

  • One of the last times (I think) we'll ever see these.... :( -favs-

    DeltaPhi79 1 year ago

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