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St.-Petersburg Tram Collection
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In March 1958 the Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority (LAMTA) took over all operations of LATL and Metropolitan Coach Lines. The first PCC car received new two-tone green livery with white roof, was 3075, however 26 P-class PCCs remained in the old LATL livery until the end of the trolley operation in March 1963. By 1958, on all P-class PCCs the front and back ends of the drip rails (over the doors and rear end) were removed, a vent hole with metal cover was cut into the left front corner of the car and new windshield wipers were installed. Because of the superb maintenance practicies, almost all P-class cars were sold to Egypt and Chile, car 3001 was preserved at the Orange Empire Trolley Museum.
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1937/38 Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority St.Louis Car Co. Type P PCC (Jobs 1606 & 1609; 3001-3095 series) - post 1958 two-tone green livery.
Ref.#: SPTC65-2
Scale: 1:48
Tram/Streetcar
1937
Added to catalog: 11.09.2014
In March 1958 the Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority (LAMTA) took over all operations of LATL and Metropolitan Coach Lines. The first PCC car received new two-tone green livery with white roof, was 3075, however 26 P-class PCCs remained in the old LATL livery until the end of the trolley operation in March 1963. By 1958, on all P-class PCCs the front and back ends of the drip rails (over the doors and rear end) were removed, a vent hole with metal cover was cut into the left front corner of the car and new windshield wipers were installed. Because of the superb maintenance practicies, almost all P-class cars were sold to Egypt and Chile, car 3001 was preserved at the Orange Empire Trolley Museum.
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