Picture of the Boeing 737-8AS aircraft

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A visitor from United States posted Fri November 4, 2011: I live near here and you can see 737 fuselages regularly on the trains - usually a couple at a time. The fuselage is small enough to fit through the long Stevens Pass tunnel, at which point is an underground airplane.
A visitor from India posted Thu March 10, 2011: Vow!!!!Photo taken on February 5, 2006 and first flight of this bird on March 2, 2006. Boeing sure has a superfast assembly line for B737.
A visitor from United States posted Sun November 7, 2010: Boy, David sure does manage to come up with some fabulous "vantage" points to get his pics! (Check out the one of the A-12 in the museum!)
A visitor from Belgium posted Fri August 27, 2010: If that train's tracks make a steep turn they could end up with a lot of dammage looking to the overhang the fusealage has!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Thu March 11, 2010: I take it this train was not allowed to stop
A visitor from Malaysia posted Tue January 19, 2010: Clearly indicates that aircraft is a flying tube.
A visitor from Sweden posted Thu November 5, 2009: It is a Ryanair aircraft! :D
A visitor from United States posted Sat March 28, 2009: Lol thats a funny picture because if i were boeing i would try to figure some way to get the plane covered from taggers 5*
A visitor from Canada posted Mon June 9, 2008: Planes trains but no automobiles :(
A visitor from Brazil posted Fri February 22, 2008: That's something you don't see around that much! It looks very different from the "airport-spotting" sort of photograph... very interesting!
A visitor from United States posted Fri October 5, 2007: A great picture... If it is indeed a -8AS model 737, than it most likely will end up with Ryan Air...
A visitor from United States posted Fri August 10, 2007: Add a bridge and a propeller in the back, and you have a Boeing Submarine B-U73!
A visitor from United States posted Wed June 27, 2007: Whoa, that's rare
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Thu December 14, 2006: Where's the wings gone!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Thu December 14, 2006: I'll remember to avoid this aircraft!
A visitor from United States posted Thu December 14, 2006: Grikey, Don't let O'Leary see this. He'll order them without windows next. :)
A visitor from United States posted Wed December 13, 2006: It's awesome to finally see what a Boeing fuselage looks like on the transport train.
A visitor from Croatia posted Wed December 13, 2006: I`ve never seen this before.. Great shot, 5 stars!

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