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I recently purchased a lot at auction and this was with the collection.
im 90 % sure its a trolley but some said to me subway
I have no idea on who made it
any help would be appreciated for any information
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thank you
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Sorry I can't help you identify your colorful little treasure, but I am sure somebody on this forum will be able to.
Im 90 % sure its a trolley but some said to me subway
I have no idea on who made it
Hmm never seen such a piece before. Do subways have overhead pantograph? I thought they used a 3rd hot rail, but I guess they could "switch" between the two. The door arrangement would indicate subway or a Light Rail Commuter car. Being made in China it is probably not more than 20 years old.
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