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| Description | San Francisco Streetcar 1077, an ex-Newark, ex-Minneapolis PCC-type streetcar painted in the livery colors of the former Birmingham Electric Company (of Birmingham, Alabama). The car was built for the Twin City Rapid Transit Co. (Minneapolis-St. Paul) in 1947. It was sold to Newark in 1953, and it was acquired by San Francisco Muni from Newark in 2004. |
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| Source | San Francisco Streetcar 1 |
| Author | Roger Wagner |
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