The Amtrak's 85' Budd Amfleet Cars hold a significant place in our nation's history — one that is deeply personal to us. Serving as America's mobile monuments, these railcars were the last intercity passenger cars constructed by the iconic Budd Company before it merged with Bombardier Transportation in 1987. As such, there's no denying that these railcars breathe history, embody legacy, and symbolize our nation's rich railway heritage.

As they approach retirement, there is growing concern amongst us rail enthusiasts that these national treasures will be lost. We stand against this possibility, advocating for the preservation of these railcars in museums and heritage railroads. Not only are these coaches and café cars a testament to our American railway past, but they're also ideal for scenic railroad excursions— including dinner trains — enabling future generations to traverse history while basking in the scenic beauty that our country offers.

In our push to preserve history, we're appealing for your support. Sign this petition and contribute to the cause of protecting our cherished 85' Budd Amfleet Cars. With enough voices raised in unity, we can ensure that these moving artefacts continue to narrate their historical tales while rusting away gracefully in their retirement years. Join us in this venture to protect, preserve, and perpetuate our American railroad history. Remember — it is possible. Please, sign the petition.