Atlantic Coast Line

Name	Type	Comments	Date

J. Williams	General	Nice Catch!	5/25/2008 9:59:22 AM

Mike Woodruff	General	Despite the lettering, this is almost certainly a former SAL car, one of the 1947 Budd built tavern-lounge-obsv cars that were numbered SAL 6600-6605 and later went to Amtrak. Does this car have a number on it anywhere?	4/23/2009 8:12:42 AM

Donald Whatley	General	I've explained to this group many times that this is an SAL car not ACL. They really don't want to hear it. Their prime interest is operating their toy train rides on the weekend not historical accuracy. The car is in early Amtrak shape with loud interior colors and a "disco" look. Would look much better in SAL lettering.	7/9/2009 10:46:42 AM

Jonathan Hinely	General	It would, but at least it is preserved	3/1/2010 9:26:18 PM

Jon Nickerson	General	Don't worry. All that ACL junk has been removed and the car has been re-lettered as Seaboard. The Collier County Museum now operates this facility, and we have no interest in toy train rides!	4/6/2011 10:21:01 AM

willis ford	General	Great to see it still around no matter what is on it...	4/25/2011 12:07:43 AM

G Gerard	General	SAL 6601	5/18/2012 12:56:07 PM

Jamie Smith	General	Nice photo. Seen on homepage.	4/12/2020 10:54:15 AM

Atlantic Coast Line
Built by Budd in 1947 as Seaboapd Air Line 6601. One of Six Round End Bar - Lounge Observation Cars (6600-6605) Becoming Seaboard Coast Line 5841 and Then Amtrak 3341
Date: 5/28/2005	Location: Naples, FL	Views: 5467	Collection Of: M. A. Lowry
Rolling Stock: SAL 6601 (Passenger Car) AMTK 3341 (Passenger Car) SCL 5841 (Passenger Car)			Author: M. A. Lowry

Picture Categories: RollingStock,Passenger		This picture is part of album: Naples, Florida

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