double bedrooms) Sleeper Pine Lodge (10 Roomettes, 6 double bedrooms) Sleeper Indian Drum (11 double bedrooms) Sleeper Regal Isle (4 compartments, 2 drawing rooms, 4 double bedrooms) "Turquoise Room"-"Pleasure Dome"-Lounge #501 Fred Harvey Company Diner (48 seats) #606 Sleeper Regal Crest (4 compartments, 2 drawing rooms, 4 double bedrooms) Sleeper Indian Pony (11 double bedrooms) Sleeper Palm Leaf (10 roomettes, 6 double bedrooms) Sleeper Pine Range (10 roomettes, 6 double bedrooms) 8th Consist A typical Super Chief consist from the late 1960s (combined with El Capitan): EMD FP45 Locomotive #104 EMD FP45 Locomotive #101 Baggage #3671 Baggage #3553 Baggage-Dormitory "Transition Car" #3478 Hi-Level "Chair car" / Coach (68 Seats) #549 Hi-Level "Chair car" / Coach (72 Seats) #731 Hi-Level Diner (80 seats) #654 Hi-Level Lounge (88 seats) #575 Hi-Level "Chair car" / Coach (72 Seats) #725 Hi-Level "Chair car" / Coach (68 Seats) #542 Sleeper Pine Cove (10 roomettes, 6 double bedrooms) Sleeper Indian Mesa (11 double bedrooms) "Turquoise Room"-"Pleasure Dome"-Lounge #504 Fred Harvey Company Diner (48 seats) #600 Sleeper Indian Flute (11 double bedrooms) Sleeper Palm Leaf (10 roomettes, 6 double bedrooms) Station stops 1938 Chicago, Illinois (Dearborn Station) Kansas City, Missouri Newton, Kansas (service only) Dodge City, Kansas (service only) La Junta, Colorado (service only) Raton, New Mexico (service only) Las Vegas, New Mexico (service only) Albuquerque, New Mexico (service only) Gallup, New Mexico (service only) Winslow, Arizona (service only) Seligman, Arizona (service only) Needles, California (service only) Barstow, California San Bernardino, California Pasadena, California Los Angeles, California 1956 Chicago, Illinois (Dearborn Station) Joliet, Illinois Streator, Illinois Chillicothe, Illinois Galesburg, Illinois Fort Madison, Iowa Shopton, Iowa Kansas City, Missouri Newton, Kansas Hutchinson, Kansas Dodge City, Kansas La Junta, Colorado Raton, New Mexico Las Vegas, New Mexico Lamy, New Mexico Albuquerque, New Mexico Gallup, New Mexico Winslow, Arizona Flagstaff, Arizona Seligman, Arizona Needles, California Barstow, California San Bernardino, California Pomona, California Pasadena, California Los Angeles, California "Hollywood mystique" The Super Chief was a near-instant success among travelers who appreciated its modern, air-conditioned cars, private bedrooms, high amenity levels, and smooth ride. The train was staffed with top-of-the-line crews ingrained with the best traditions of the railroad, and drew passengers not only from other railroads but from other Santa Fe trains such as the Chief. The Super Chief quickly became "the" train to ride between Chicago and Los Angeles, much as New York Central's 20th Century Limited was the favored