BMT Type D-Triplex train laying over at Coney Island with a mix of other museum and MoW equipment on a dreary afternoon.

A lone R32 is see sitting inside the overhaul shop at Coney Island surrounded by R160A's and a handful of trucks.

Celebrating 100 years of the first BMT Subway line from Manhattan to Coney Island in style. The NYC Transit Museum brought out four vintage trainsets for nostalgia rides at Brighton Beach on June ... (more)

The R1/9 class (my personal favorites) are seen arriving back at Brighton Beach with the BMT Standards on the adjacent track. All cars were operational and open to the general public for a quick s... (more)

First time in 35 years, the BMT Standard cars are back in operating condition as they are seen arriving at Brighton Beach during the BMT Centennial Celebration.

The two BMT Type-D triplex articulated cars roll north through Sheepshead Bay on the B/Q Lines during the BMT Centennial Celebration of the first Subway from Manhattan to Coney Island.

A four car train of the R1/9 type cars roll north through Sheepshead Bay on the B/Q Lines during the BMT Centennial Celebration of the first Subway from Manhattan to Coney Island.

One of the 42nd Street shuttles arrives at Times Square during the height of the afternoon rush.

Just north of 42nd Street, the connection for the Grand Central Shuttle allows for an interesting view of the IRT 7th Ave Subway as an express and local race Uptown with hundreds of passengers hea... (more)

Northbound 1 train arriving at 59th Street - Columbus Circle during the midst of the rush. Here, the 4 track 7th Ave Subway is directly below street level and flies over the 8th Ave Subway and con... (more)

After 51 years of service, the Budd R32 type cars are currently found on the J-Z & C Lines. Here, an eastbound J train for Jamaica Center is seen departing Chambers Street. Chambers Street was ope... (more)

1 of the 5 trainsets consisting of the R42 type cars left on the system is seen arriving at Chambers Street, aka "The Dungeon".

Although the R42s are newer than their 50 year old counterparts the R32s, the St.Louis Built R42s tend to show more age than the Budd cars built in the same era. Here, a set of R42s makes its way ... (more)

There is a lot of money sitting here in the MTA's Corona Yard. They rest for tomorrow they work again.