1600-1699
The 1600 series were the last air cars with no standee windows. Fully developed air cars, this group seemed to be the guinea pig when PRCo wanted to try something different. Eleven of these cars were outfitted as interurbans proving that PCCs could make the long run comfortably and leading the way for the 1700 interurbans. Of course they were built by St. Louis Car Co.
Wingless PCC 1624 and companion pass in front of my house.
Photo by R. Hill from the Ken Josephson collection.
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With pennants proclaiming "566 Streamliners" 1642 poses in 1945 for its official company photo.
Reproduced with permission of The Miller Library, Pennsylvania Trolley Museum.
Picture By Dick Bell
From the collection of Bob Schmidt.
Jim Holland photo.
On Dave's RailPix, marked as a Scholes Photo.