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Member since Jun-18-04 · 664 posts

My dad helped restore an old St. Louis streetcar for the mot some years ago I was trying to find out what kind it was. Is there anywhere to find info on old st. louis streetcars prior to the public service PCCS?

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Member since Oct-5-04 · 1 posts

RE: Old St. Louis cars

I am a volunteer at the Museum of Transportation. Did your Dad do the work at the Museum or was it the restoration that Bi-State did about 10 years ago? You can contact me off the forum and I can help do the research. We have a very extensive library. Let me know what you need and maybe I can help find it.We are currently restoring a PCC that ran in St. Louis and went to San Francisco in ther early '50s. I have a website where I post pictures of some of our work. Please check: http://pages.sbcglobal.net/sbinning/mttvSteve

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Member since Jun-18-04 · 664 posts

RE: Old St. Louis cars

Yes he did and they also restored a bus for the MOT. How many cars did the water works have?

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