Xplorer (passenger train)
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The Xployer was named train of the New York Central Railroad, between Cleveland, Ohio and Cincinnati, Ohio. The Xplorer was a 1956 lightweight attempt by the NYC to modernize rail travel in Ohio and lure people out of their cars. The ride was terrible, as with most of the other lightweights of the period, and the train was not a success.[1]
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- Xployer engine 1956
- Xployer Stewardess 1956
- Xployer Columbus 1956
- Xployer rear of train
- Xployer car connection
- Xployer Locomotive data display 1956
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