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Los Angeles Railway
Los Angeles Transit Lines
Type G City Cars
1005, Type G, was built by American Car Co in 1920, #1250. It was converted as 9010, fare box car, in August 1931 and was scrapped in 1946,
1023, Type G, was built by American Car Co in 1920, #1250. It was scrapped in 1946.
1030, Type G-1, was built by St Louis Car Co in 1920, #1218, It was retired in 1946 and the body was sold to R E Younghans. It was preserved by Electric Railway Historical Association and acquired by Angeleno Heights Trolley Line in 2002 with the purpose of operation and restoration.
1032, Type G-1, was built by St Louis Car Co in 1920, #1218. It was scrapped in 1946.
1035, Type G-1, was built by St Louis Car Co in 1920, #1218. It was scrapped in 1946.
1037, Type G-1, was built by St Louis Car Co in 1920, #1218. It was retired in 1946 and the body went to Orange Empire Railway Museum. It then went to a spaghetti restaurant.
1048, Type G, was built by American Car Co in 1921, #1285. It was scrapped in 1946.
1054, Type G, was built by American Car Co in 1921, #1285. It was scrapped in 1946,
1055, Type G, was built by American Car Co in 1921, #1285. It was scrapped in 1946.
1057, Type G, was built by American Car Co in 1921, #1285. It was retired in 1946 and went to a spaghetti restaurant at Oceanside, CA.
1068, Type G. was built by American Car Co in 1921, #1285. It was converted as 9006, money car, on June 8, 1929, and was scrapped in 1946.
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