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MTOC cable tram bogie trailer No 190

This twelve-window bogie tram trailer car was spliced together from a combination of either two six-window cable or horse tram trailers about the time of the First World War. They followed on from the success of the purpose built bogie cable car trailers and were only used on Elizabeth Street to Brunswick line. They were all retired in 1935, and the body of this tram was sold off to a property west of Geelong, from which location it was recovered in 1998 by the TMSV.

It is planned to reverse the splicing that produced this tramcar, producing two six window trailer cars. One of these would be a cable trailer as used on the West Melbourne or Toorak routes, the other a horse tram used on the Hawthorn or Kew routes.

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Last updated 15 May 2002.
Content copyright © Russell Jones 2001-3. Reproduced with permission.