From Newsday.com | April 22, 2008

A classic railcar-style diner that closed recently after losing its Manhattan home is being reborn in Brooklyn.

The Cheyenne Diner is relocating to the Red Hook neighborhood on the waterfront after a construction manager purchased it for $5,000.

The chrome-covered eatery near Penn Station closed earlier this month after 19 years in business to make way for a nine-story residential and commercial building.

Landlord George Papas says the buyer of the diner has enlisted a professional who restores diners for a living to move and refurbish it.

No opening date has been set.

Originally published online here: http://www.newsday.com/news/local/wire/newyork/ny-bc-ny--dinerdemise0422apr22,0,5929546.story