SEPTA 2003-04 Brookville PCC III

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  • čas přidán 19. 06. 2024
  • Hello Everyone & Welcome back to Another Video With NorthPhillyBusFan Productions!
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    Today we will be Taking a ride on Route 15 with a PCC From 63rd & Girard! To Richmond & Westmoreland With a friend as the driver.
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    Hope you enjoy today video and i see you in the next one!
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    This Trolley has a MLU 3436k4 Motor, Built By St. louis car company rebuilt by Brookville.

Komentáře • 10

  • @davidng2336
    @davidng2336 Před 22 dny +2

    SEPTA did an awesome job getting their trolleys redone for yet another service life.

    • @NorthPhillyBusFan8098
      @NorthPhillyBusFan8098  Před 22 dny +1

      Indeed

    • @beavermuffin
      @beavermuffin Před 19 dny

      Aren’t these though getting replaced by Alstom Low Floor LRVs though soon? What will happen to the PCC IIIs?

    • @NorthPhillyBusFan8098
      @NorthPhillyBusFan8098  Před 17 dny

      @@beavermuffinI have no idea what will happen to these Awesome Trolley. But yes i did hear about the alstom cars being the replacement

  • @Polaris12295
    @Polaris12295 Před 23 dny +2

    Very nice. I saw they brought back the trolleys. My brother was a trolley driver. I think he is working to get on the regional rail. Do you ever do any train spotting?

    • @NorthPhillyBusFan8098
      @NorthPhillyBusFan8098  Před 23 dny +1

      Yes i do train spot sometimes but usually i’m more into bus riding more than train spotting because of reasons.

  • @Neville60001
    @Neville60001 Před 22 dny

    We used to have these PCC's here in Toronto until the early '80's; then we got rid of them for CLRV's (Canadian Light Rail Vehicle) and CALRV's (Canadian Articulated Light Rail Vehicle) made by UTDC (Urban Transit Development Corporation), which lasted up to the late 2010's at which the TTC (Toronto Transit Commission) bought new Flexity Swifty articulated streetcars from Bombardier (now Alstom Canada) that are running on our streets.

  • @zazaranger5
    @zazaranger5 Před 17 dny

    Sounds like a wheel or two has a flat spot