The book also includes funny anecdotes, such as on 3 June 2012. It was the author and county transport CEO Ingemar's name day. He had been invited to Nässjö where the Y1 1299 motor coach was to be named Malte after the wayward engineer Malte Liewen Stierngranat. The motor coach had been taken over by the Nässjö Railway Museum, which now wanted to name the coach. This time, however, Ingemar was the victim of a practical joke that went down well. Behind the cardboard disc was nothing less than Ingemar's name. The newspapers wrote things like "Name coup against the father of the Krösatågen train" the next day and the story was widely spread. Ingemar commented on the coup with the words: "It felt as if both I and the carriage were ready for a museum". 144 pages of fun and interesting reading about the second part of the Krösa train's history.
