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Re: Harold & Maude passenger car info (at WRM in Rio Vista, Calif.)
Author: Dr Zarkoff
Date: 09-21-2013 - 21:24
>Train hating had NOTHING to do with it.
BS
>This was a business decision.
More BS.
>Although the Prarie Trains were popular with the public, they did not bring in enough money to keep the track up to at least Class One standards to allow passenger train operation.
Even more BS because certain individuals went to great lengths to prevent and discourage the allocation of the fiscal, mechanical, and personnel resources to maintain this track. The trains did bring enough revenue to paid both the annual liability insurance premium and the preponderance of the power bill for an entire year of electric operation.
Face up to the facts, Freddie, the trains were deliberately run off.
BS
>This was a business decision.
More BS.
>Although the Prarie Trains were popular with the public, they did not bring in enough money to keep the track up to at least Class One standards to allow passenger train operation.
Even more BS because certain individuals went to great lengths to prevent and discourage the allocation of the fiscal, mechanical, and personnel resources to maintain this track. The trains did bring enough revenue to paid both the annual liability insurance premium and the preponderance of the power bill for an entire year of electric operation.
Face up to the facts, Freddie, the trains were deliberately run off.
