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Pretty sad.

Thanks, NYO. Hope I can find a copy of the ASV book. Sounds fascinating.

Thanks, NYO. I made a note of these and will see which ones I can locate.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64MueOj5Lfs

Thalnks, NYO. Interesting stuff. Did you once tell me of a comprehensive book on PSNJ or on NJ streetcars/interurbans? If so, maybe it's time for me to try to locate a copy.

Interesting. Unfortunately, I don't seem to have that Middleton book.

Getting closer to home, I don't remember any trailers in the LARy fleet. They did have one class of cars that could MU but ap ...

Interesting about the PSNJ trailers. Next challenge would be to find a photo highlighting the trailer!

As I've mentioned before, PE ran trailers on the Long Beach line because it was relatively ...

Definitely more interesting when they modified obsolete equipment for work use rather than buying new equipment built for the use.

Definitely 1203!

The "Works" sounded like quite an operation.

As for the museum, I thought NYC was doing a pretty good job preserving transit vehicles but looks like London has them beat, at least as fa ...

Sounds like better service in the old days, not to mention the equipment!

That one looks like it's fought it's last battle!

Makes at least as much sense as a "snow fighter." I forgot whether it was NYC or Chicago who used that term on their Old Look "Snow Fighter."

Thanks for the info on the Kingsway Tramway Subway. I wasn't familiar with it but, then, I have a hard enough time just keeping track of the US systems.

Sad for the buses as well as the drivers and how ironic when in the not-too-distant future, electric vehicles would be considered "green and clean."