Creating Metro North's new equipment such as the new m7s, and the comet V cars?
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Creating Metro North's new equipment such as the new m7s, and the comet V cars?
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Did someone say M7?!
Yes, PhillyTraction made a post that an L-I-double-R M7 is in the works. He's making it for Trainz, but there's a possibility that he's making it for MSTS as well.

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LAST EDITED ON Oct-07-04 AT 01:55 PM (EDT)
All,Man - nothing on modeling them... BUT...The brand new Alstrom cars (not the ones pictured above) we use on the West Side of the hudson are the biggest pieces of junk tin I ever saw... Brand new - the AC would had problems all the time - the roofs leaked - doors would not open - and the seats are the most uncomfortable I have ever sat on... End of rant... I spend four hours a day riding them...Sombody pulled a fast one on Metro North / NJT...Give me the old Comet coaches - any day...Kind of just joking around - but - all those problems are true... They are bad...Regards,
Scott
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