Pacific Surfliner Los Angeles to San Diego - Part 2, Irvine to Oceanside preview

Pacific Surfliner Los Angeles to San Diego - Part 2, Irvine to Oceanside

by Martin Freeman Train Simulator Classic Rank #2,796 in Train Simulator Classic updated 12 years ago
diesel #ts14 Scenario Final US #rtdp{00000027-0000-0000-0000-000000002013} Pacific Surfliner BNSF ES44DC
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Subscribers
633
633 total
Favorites
14
Views
968
Rank in game
#2,796
Train Simulator Classic
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Pacific Surfliner Los Angeles to San Diego - Part 2, Irvine to Oceanside currently has 633 subscribers. Recent growth metrics are unavailable; the last calculation was 23d ago.

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Is Pacific Surfliner Los Angeles to San Diego - Part 2, Irvine to Oceanside available on PC?

Yes — Pacific Surfliner Los Angeles to San Diego - Part 2, Irvine to Oceanside is available on PC for Train Simulator Classic. Verified against the official listing.

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