Grapevine Vintage Railroad

'' This article discusses the GVRR as it will appear in American Rail in the 2013 setting. There will be outdated information on this page. Information will be added as the story of American Rail progresses. ''

The Grapevine Vintage Railroad (abbreviated as GVRR, reporting mark GVRX) is a tourist railroad featured in American Rail. It is not a railroad in the traditional sense; the route is owned by the Fort Worth and Western Railroad, while the stock and Grapevine facilities are owned by the city of Grapevine, Texas. The city took over operations of the FWWR's "Tarantula Train" excursion runs in 2005.

Route
The main passenger service runs between Main Street in Grapevine and the Fort Worth Stockyards. Trains also run along the Trinity River route. It is not uncommon to see FWWR trains running along the route.

Fleet
As of 2013, the GVRR operates two locomotives, one steam and one diesel. There two more engines, one stored in the Grapevine shed and one on display in the Grapevine parking lot. The railroad also occasionally receives help from the FWWR engines.
 * No. 2248 Puffy/William S. Davis
 * No. 2199 Vinny

Trivia

 * The Grapevine Vintage Railroad is a real railroad in Texas that you can visit.