SEPTA Route 100 former CTA cars

First and foremost, any slander towards these CDL drivers will not be tolerated and will be deleted immediately.
SEPTA CTA cars 482 and 483 being transported out of DeKalb St Station siding.
482 and 483 will be transported to a Museum down south. As of now, the exact whereabouts are unknown.
These flatbed drivers carefully reverse, forward and maneuver out of the complex dekalb st station and onto a complex street with a very steep grade.

[@robertminer578]

I'm From Chicago And I'm Happy And Glad That Former CTA 6000's
Sold To Septa Are Being Saved. Rode Those 'L Cars Many Times.

[@TTF9052]

Man I would open up a museum ASAP and be like preserved just to keep them and not let them be scrap metal

[@DelcoImagery]

IKR

[@emoryflicklife6633]

I'm glad I had got a picture of them when I had the chance I used to always see them sit on the side of the Depo going to Norristown

[@RTD8481]

There were the very first series from 1950 Ex CTA 6001-6200 series with the wider oval windows.

[@zazaranger5]

Hate to see them go, they could've kept them for fan trips. And way to go to the flatbed drivers!

[@EMDSD14R]

I figured they still has these but wow sad to see them go. Hopefully they'll be restored to operation or cosmetically restored.

[@dysontyronetd]

No chance, it's scrapped

[@robertminer578]

Don't Care For The Graffiti On Those Cars. We Went Through That Shit In Chicago And I Know New York Had Graffiti Problems. That Fuckin' Graffiti Makes Them Look Terrible. Hi