I remember riding the C train to school when it went on the concourse line in the Bronx, I think back then they sported R38’s

Love how the operators communicated via the horn.

I grew up in New York, but have since moved elsewhere. This video was very nostalgic for me. I really enjoyed it.

Why didn't you ask the motorman to put on the ditch lights so that we could see the tracks and tunnels properly ??? Aarre Peltomaa

How come trains retire , if it's powered by a third rail , can't they realistically last as long as they are refurbished

Man, I remember I was on this run with you. It was very nice. The T/O did a great job operating this set too. :)

Will someone tell me WTF "RFW" means??

When the tunnels turn into tubes & start looking like the Hudson & East River tunnels, that's when I knew we was underwater. It always kinda made me nervous sometimes being that deep under water & I always hoped that the train wouldn't stop & get stuck down there & it never did at least when I was on the train.. I haven't been home in years but I think I'd still feel like that lol

My now home station. I need one of the Gateway Girls (buses B13/Q8) home.

I love the R32 but i hate the R46

Former NYer. Remember riding this line coming from the Rockaways to Manhattan. Thanks for the trip back in time. IND stations built in the 1930's and 1940's were built for the future. Never needed to be lengthened. Had that "color scheme" tile design between express stops. Yep. Thanks for the trip.

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On one of my trips to New York City, either in 2013 or 2016, C trains were running express from Canal Street to 145th Street for several days owing to switch repairs.

hey thanks for posting this video!!!!!! fan railer

pretty good t/o !

Good thing is, I was in the train too with you, bro +Fan Railer

We were last in NY in 1997. We rode the subway from downtown to the Bronx Zoo.

When i was a kid theses trains used to be hauling ass,not so much today

Looks great!