New York’s newest train is actually its oldest

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New Yorkers come out to ride the Holiday Nostalgia Train, a collection of NYC subway cars dating from 1932 to 1977. — New Yorkers come out to ride the Holiday Nostalgia Train, a collection of NYC subway cars dating from 1932 to 1977.Matthew McDermott

New Yorkers come out to ride the Holiday Nostalgia Train — New Yorkers come out to ride the Holiday Nostalgia Train.Matthew McDermott

Alexander Williams, 3, plays with his own subway trains while he and his father Brandon Parker, from Brooklyn, join other New Yorkers in riding the Holiday Nostalgia Train. — Alexander Williams, 3, plays with his own subway trains while he and his father Brandon Parker, from Brooklyn, join other New Yorkers in riding the Holiday Nostalgia Train.Matthew McDermott

New Yorkers come out to ride the Holiday Nostalgia Train — New Yorkers come out to ride the Holiday Nostalgia Train.Matthew McDermott

Finnley Staub, 14, and his mother Sophie Staub, from Brooklyn, loin other New Yorkers riding the Holiday Nostalgia Train. — Finnley Staub, 14, and his mother Sophie Staub, from Brooklyn, loin other New Yorkers riding the Holiday Nostalgia Train.Matthew McDermott

Some locals like Tiffany Knight, from Queens (left) and Inna Penek come dressed in period clothes. — Some locals like Tiffany Knight, from Queens (left) and Inna Penek come dressed in period clothes.Matthew McDermott

Some locals like Tiffany Knight, from Queens (left) and Inna Penek come dressed in period clothes.Matthew McDermott

City straphangers were treated to a blast from the past — and some even dressed for the occasion — as a vintage BMT train took to the tracks between Second Avenue in Manhattan and Queens Plaza in Queens on Sunday.

Queens resident Tiffany Knight and Inna Penek of Brooklyn got in the spirit by wearing their best period clothes to ride the old-fashioned F train — redubbed the S Special — which was complete with cushioned seats, ceiling fans and incandescent bulb lighting.

It also came with a Christmas wreath.

The train will run for the next three Sundays between 10:05 a.m. and 4:44 p.m.

It is one of a collection of subway cars dating from 1932 to 1977 on loan from the New York Transit Museum.