Re: W2s in the U.S.--The Mystery is Cleared Up
Peter D. Ehrlich
Friday, September 7, 2001 4:55 AM
Hi, gang!
David Young et al:
The mystery about W2 tram 503 is cleared up. According to listmember David
Brown, who supplied the URL for his W2 disposition list, the 503 did go to
Green Bay, and--apparently--subsequently to Memphis. The following is the
entry in his site for 503:
However, I've caught some errors in David's web page, and I'm forwarding him
the changes privately.
Milantram
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David Young et al:
The mystery about W2 tram 503 is cleared up. According to listmember David
Brown, who supplied the URL for his W2 disposition list, the 503 did go to
Green Bay, and--apparently--subsequently to Memphis. The following is the
entry in his site for 503:
W2 503. (JM) In service 16/4/1928. Its last allocation was Malvern Depot.
The tram was painted as a Transporting Art car in 1981 by John Nixon.
The tram was sold on 25/11/1987 to a buyer in Brooklyn Vic. who resold it to a
buyer in Green Bay, Wisconsin USA in May 1988.
However, I've caught some errors in David's web page, and I'm forwarding him
the changes privately.
Milantram
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