Trolley: The Cars That Built Our Cities [VHS Capture]
- Type:
- Video > Movies
- Files:
- 1
- Size:
- 661.43 MB
- Spoken language(s):
- English
- Tag(s):
- Trolley Railroad Train Railfan
- Quality:
- +0 / -0 (0)
- Uploaded:
- Jun 10, 2010
- By:
- MrEbert
Trolley is a railroad film about the rise and fall of the trolley, and how it affected the growth of cities all over North America. Title: Trolley - The Cars That Built Our Cities Year: 1993 Length: 54:52 Format: .mp4 Sound: AAC Mono Video: 636x460 H.264 Source: VHS Tape Capture Method: Direct in from VCR via DV Bridge Note: Since this video file was captured from a VCR playing a VHS tape, the quality will not be on par with a DVD rip. However, the video is still very watchable and should be enjoyable for any rail fans out there. Plus, it's a bit nostalgic to be watching something on VHS don't you think? Since this will probably not be a very popular torrent, if you do download please seed as much as is physically possible! Keep this torrent alive!
Anyone who wants to download this, I will be seeding 24/7 until enough people get the file and start seeding. Even if it says there are 0 seeders, I'll be seeding so go ahead and give it a go!
Please seed the Trolley torrent! I would very much like to see this one.
It's August 8th, 2011.
It's August 8th, 2011.
I'm stuck at 29 percent. Please seed this for a few days. Thank you :)
Thank you to everyone who seeded this trolley video!
It took 3 weeks of trying! Finally I have the entire video. I love history documentaries, but this one is only available on a VHS cassette. Ahh, those boxy old tapes of yesteryear.
I do have a VCR sitting on a bookshelf, but I don't have a television, so even if I bought this one, I wouldn't be able to watch it.
Even with those torrent files with the low numbers, someone might be eagerly hunting for it!
It took 3 weeks of trying! Finally I have the entire video. I love history documentaries, but this one is only available on a VHS cassette. Ahh, those boxy old tapes of yesteryear.
I do have a VCR sitting on a bookshelf, but I don't have a television, so even if I bought this one, I wouldn't be able to watch it.
Even with those torrent files with the low numbers, someone might be eagerly hunting for it!
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