Re: W 251 with a trailer
  Dudley Horscroft

Agree. I cannot remember ever having seen an offside running board raised in Melbourne - I think they were all rusted solid in
position. Or at least rendered immovable by caked on dirt.

Re what I thought was the superstructure of the trailer, I am now convinced that it was a painting on the wall behind the trailer.

It looks to me as if there was a wiggle in the track - else the 'trailer' would not have been on the same set of rails as the tram.
Where could this be?

Regards

Dudley Horscroft
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From: "Greg King" transitclassics@...>
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Sent: Friday, June 07, 2019 10:19 PM
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Having a closer look, I don’t believe the running board is up either, it was not a practice used in Melbourne at least latterly.

Greg

From:tramsdownunder@... [mailto:tramsdownunder@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Ronald Besdansky
Sent: Friday, June 7, 2019 8:30 PM
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Courtesy Melbourne Tram Museum