ABANDONED Red Rattlers In Sydney (2024)
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Explore the eerie beauty of the abandoned Red Rattlers Tulloch Suburban stock in Sydney. Join us on a journey through the forgotten train line, uncovering the history and mysteries of these historical transport relics. Experience the thrill of urban exploration as we delve into the past of this iconic part of Sydney's transport system. If you're a fan of urbex and fascinated by abandoned trains, this is a must-watch video for you. Step into the world of abandoned Red Rattlers and witness the haunting beauty of these forgotten gems.
Thank you for your programme.I can still remember as a young child riding on theses red rattlers whenever we visited Sydney.Such an experience for a young kid from the countryside.Pity they are left there to rot.Thank you.
@@thomashourigan5797 Thank you for watching and thank you for sharing.
Nothing now compares to the thrill of hanging on to a bar next to an open door on a packed red rattler going over the Sydney Harbour Bridge. One slip and...good night. Did that for several years coming in to work via the north shore.
Thank you for sharing, those were the days 👍
Between 12:00 - 17:00 these aren't Tulloch, but Comeng 'sputnik' cars 3714 (1958) & 3725 (1959) You can tell the difference between them & Tulloch as there is no sliding door next to the drivers control stand, the passenger doors were electrically operated & fluro tubes instead of incandescent light bulbs. Both cars were on set W2 which was repainted into the Sydney zoo train in 1992 before being withdrawn in 1994. I'm not sure if they are the same cars seen externally between 29:00 - 30:00. You can buy the zoo train as part of an 8 car set in Ho scale at Bergs Hobbies in Parramatta. Between 24:00 & 27:00 these aren't Tulloch's either. AFAIK they are 'standard' cars built specifically as parcel vans at the Walsh Island dockyard in 1928.
@@markpusko2480 Thanks for sharing.
Amazing.. never would have thought the transport I caught everyday for over 10yrs would end up like this. Thank you sooo much for sharing. Lots of memories on these olegirls
Hopefully they get restored and find a good home.
It's a shame everyone thinks it's their right to vandalise disused things. Wreck it for others to enjoy history 😢or it's former beauty in its hey days..
They have gone beyond restoring now. They are scrap.
They served Sydney well for decades and were so much fun.
Hot days, open the doors and or the windows or all ,great. Some one farts , open the window, the sun hot and shining directly on you ,no problem pull down the window shade, people with luggage with rattlers you had luggage racks above your head. The seat backs were higher more easy to hang on to when standing. Yes ,many met their demise for various reasons but for the majority these were the only way to travel.
@@ronvorbach1464 Thank you for sharing 👍
Great Capturing
Thank you 🙏
Sadly the only time these carriages will ever move again is on a one way trip to the scrap metal yard.
@@dougthespud hopefully not hopefully they are repurposed
Too far gone mate. Even their bodies are evidently decaying.
No unfortunately.
This is an absolute disgrace and the reason I left SETS. Screaming out for every withdrawn carriage to be saved. Get custody of these carriages and now look at them. This is not preservation just a bloody disgrace. Now of course they’re on the V and K set bandwagon. These carriages can never be restored now don’t let this happen again. Send these carriages to be scrapped please!
Where abouts is this located
Chullora, Sydney, disused industrial branch line.
Near Anzac Avenue Chullora, the graffers and vandals already know where they are.
@@B10Mman thanks man, already found it tho, construction workers are next to it working on something