SP Shasta daylight interior (coach, coffee shop; the diner, tavern, observation in this brochure have the wrong paint schemes (color photos of the interior of those 3 cars prove this))
http://streamlinermemories.info/SP/SPShastaDaylight.pdf(edited)
SP PS lightweight observation (the observation illustrated is not a sunbeam observation as it had a diner-observation, not a parlor-observation as shown)(edited)
SP club-lounge (1949) (interior colors are correct for post use in passenger service, and are not reflective of how it looked in service) (City of San Francisco pool)(edited)
SP PS lightweight club lounge (1949) (2981) in the 1960s (all original except for the blinds)
2:46 AM
SP PS lightweight club lounge (1949) (2981) in the 1980s? (the floor, blinds, and most of the furniture is not original but the rest is original)(edited)
SP PS lightweight 6-6-4 sleeper (and likely 4-4-2 sleeper) info
10:29 PM
NOTE: interior schemes that are mentioned are light green walls, rust colored carpet and upholstery and offwhite ceiling, the other scheme would be that but with light blue walls; these paint schemes likely only applied to the ATSF, UP, and SP cars of this order
SP Californian (during 1940) (PS lightweight Articulated 50 seat coach (mens)?, 48 seat coach (1937)? (unknown of all 3 coach pictures were taken in the same coach), heavyweight diner (coach section), diner (sleeper section), lounge, 14 or 16 section sleeper
SP unidentified heavyweight coach; this coach was one of the the 2 that was used and destroyed in the move "Ring of Fire", this was the shorter of the 2 coaches. If anybody knows the number of this SP coach please let me know)(edited)