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Rail Insight: Weekly Rail Insight 03/04/2011 [Week 9]

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Railroad Industry Insight from an Engineering Perspective. Friday, March 4, 2011. Weekly Rail Insight 03/04/2011 [Week 9]. Has signed collaborative agreements. The South Florida Regional Transportation Authority's ( SRFTA. A contract to Brookville Equipment Corp. The purchase of 12 two-car diesel multiple units for Toronto’s future airport rail link from Sumitomo Corp. And its partner Nippon Sharyo Inc. Up to $83m to purchase an additional 19 Siemens. Brush Traction Group, a British-based provider of loc...

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IAIS Boxcar Art: August 2011

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My name is Joe and I am a boxcar art fan. I no longer live about 200 feet from the Iowa Interstate railyard in Iowa City, but I bike there now as often as I can. I am documenting those that partake in the dubious act of affixing their names and likenesses to the sides of the cars that roll through town. Wednesday, August 17, 2011. Lather. Rinse. Repeat. The Revivalist by Dixie Revel, February 2011. Big Bubba, 1989. How many Driftwoods can you spot in this picture? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Unofficial Iowa Interstate Photo Archive and Railfan Guide | HomePage

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IAIS Photo Archive and Railfan's Guide. Rock Island Technical Society. Welcome Iowa Interstate Enthusiasts! The Unofficial Iowa Interstate Photo Archive and Railfan's Guide is dedicated to covering the past and present of Iowa Interstate (IAIS), one of the older and more successful of America's regional railroad spin-offs. LATEST IOWA INTERSTATE NEWS. INTERMOUNTAIN ANNOUNCES 4 IAIS GP10s. Posted Monday, April 8, 2013. Paint scheme. The whole announcement can be found [here]. Posted Friday, March 30, 2012.

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IAIS Boxcar Art: November 2011

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My name is Joe and I am a boxcar art fan. I no longer live about 200 feet from the Iowa Interstate railyard in Iowa City, but I bike there now as often as I can. I am documenting those that partake in the dubious act of affixing their names and likenesses to the sides of the cars that roll through town. Friday, November 4, 2011. I see these guys a lot, the 2 Dead Crew. Partyin' at Sand Creek in 2006. The Watchman in August of 2009. I'll get your package shipped soon! Certain Fate and Virginia Zeke, DIF.

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Unofficial Iowa Interstate Photo Archive and Railfan Guide | About

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IAIS Photo Archive and Railfan's Guide. Rock Island Technical Society. A point of clarification: This site has no official connection with the railroad. We're just a group of railroad enthusiasts and historians from various walks of life that have a common interest in this unique midwestern regional railroad. Please address any official business to the official IAIS website. All Iowa Interstate logos and trademarks are property of Iowa Interstate Railroad, Ltd. and Railroad Development Corporation.

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IAIS Boxcar Art: January 2011

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My name is Joe and I am a boxcar art fan. I no longer live about 200 feet from the Iowa Interstate railyard in Iowa City, but I bike there now as often as I can. I am documenting those that partake in the dubious act of affixing their names and likenesses to the sides of the cars that roll through town. Wednesday, January 26, 2011. Some writing in Kannada, or maybe it's Konkan. Some muddy Hindi symbol. A quick drawing of a face. A line of Indian gondolas. The caboose is still in use here.

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IAIS Boxcar Art: December 2010

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My name is Joe and I am a boxcar art fan. I no longer live about 200 feet from the Iowa Interstate railyard in Iowa City, but I bike there now as often as I can. I am documenting those that partake in the dubious act of affixing their names and likenesses to the sides of the cars that roll through town. Sunday, December 5, 2010. Headed east to the IAIS yard, this CN car was the first in the yard and the first of a string of CN cars. This weird take on Bozo Texino was on it, probably done by. Erebus. ...

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IAIS Boxcar Art: Awful Shtuff

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My name is Joe and I am a boxcar art fan. I no longer live about 200 feet from the Iowa Interstate railyard in Iowa City, but I bike there now as often as I can. I am documenting those that partake in the dubious act of affixing their names and likenesses to the sides of the cars that roll through town. Saturday, June 11, 2011. Okay, yeah, well, it's been a little bit, hasn't it? Old Boy. I think maybe this is supposed to be an old guy's face? Don A on the side of a gondola. 1991.

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IAIS Boxcar Art: June 2011

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My name is Joe and I am a boxcar art fan. I no longer live about 200 feet from the Iowa Interstate railyard in Iowa City, but I bike there now as often as I can. I am documenting those that partake in the dubious act of affixing their names and likenesses to the sides of the cars that roll through town. Saturday, June 11, 2011. Okay, yeah, well, it's been a little bit, hasn't it? Old Boy. I think maybe this is supposed to be an old guy's face? Don A on the side of a gondola. 1991.

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Unofficial Iowa Interstate Photo Archive and Railfan Guide | History

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IAIS Photo Archive and Railfan's Guide. Rock Island Technical Society. Eventually there will be a history of Iowa Interstate here. However, that's a large research and writing project larger than the scope of the site redesign, so for at least a couple of weeks, this placeholder page will be here. In the meantime, take a look at the individual subdivision pages under the Railfan Guide - many of these contain the basic construction and operational history of the route.