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Trolley Museum of New York Acquires SEPTA Car
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Trolley Museum of New York Acquires SEPTA Car
The Trolley Museum of New York recently took delivery of a former SEPTA Market–Frankford Line rapid transit car, an important piece of Philadelphia transit history. Car 618 arrived at the museum in Kingston, N.Y., on March 28. Car 618 was one of 270 M-3 cars. Built by the Budd Company and entering service in 1960, these cars became known for their durability, distinctive fluted stainless-steel construction, and decades of reliable service carry…
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