AMTK Lake Shore

Name	Type	Comments	Date

Rick Morgan	General	It appears to have a section/double bedroom/duplex roomette configuration and from the Lake Shore NRHS Chapter back when Amtrak required all private cars to wear their scheme. What does it say in the blue area?	8/14/2012 8:20:22 AM

Rick Morgan	General	One possible candidate is GN Pass-class plan 4107 sleeper with 4 Sections, 4 D/B, 4 D/R.	8/14/2012 8:24:53 AM

Jerry LaBoda	General	GN 1273 "Pend O'Reille River" PS 8 Duplex Roomette - 3 Double Bedroom - 1 Compartment - 4 Section sleeper, owned by the Lake Shore Railway Historical Society. The reason for the Amtrak striping is because, at that time, AMTK was requiring all cars to carry the striping if they were to be operated on AMTK trains. Only a few privately owned cars received the striping while a fair number of railroad business cars also were so painted, ICG, SCL and SP being among them.	8/14/2012 4:59:46 PM

S.L. Dixon	General	Thank You Rick and Jerry for your quick response. So what reporting mark should this car have to be found by anyone in the future?	8/15/2012 2:45:21 AM

Jerry LaBoda	General	LSR likely would be appropriate for the car as it is shown. For a long time the Lake Shore Railway Historical Society used the imitials LSR for their cars but they never registered the initials with the appropriate authorities. More recently when they tried to register them they found that everything that would work for them had already been taken so they now have the initals ENEX as a nod to the Erie and North Eastern, which was a predecessor of the Lake Shore.	1/9/2013 10:37:21 PM

AMTK Lake Shore
This car was attached to Coast Starlight. Keep thinking it was being used by the NRHS for this trip. Any help identifying this car further would be appreciated.
Date: 9/9/1974	Location: Tacoma, WA Map	Views: 1211	Collection Of: S.L. Dixon
Rolling Stock: AMTK Unknown (Passenger Car)			Author: S.L. Dixon

Picture Categories: RollingStock,Station,Passenger,Action		This picture is part of album: BN-UP-AMTK Seattle to Portland 70's-80's

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