BusTalk

The MP-54"s and the PRSL cars sure had tiny portholes, at least compared to the blimps and even the Portland cars.

The straight passenger cars did have the storm door. See:

https://newdavesrailpix.com/odds/or/htm/pee06.htm

These cars were called the "Portland Twelves" on the PE and MU'ed with PE's ...

And then we have these from Portland that went to the PE.

https://newdavesrailpix.com/odds/or/htm/pee03.htm

Streetcars in the Portland area.........

https://newdavesrailpix.com/odds/or/or.htm#ps

Quite a collection of equipment including the ex-PE Hollywood cars.

Having a hard time keeping up!

Time for me to review these two books that have been in my library for 51 years, having inherited them from my Dad. I'm so used to seeing them on the shelf that I rarely open them since I've gotten m ...

Some nice looking equipment. I wonder how many of these smaller systems there were that we don't know about?

Like everywhere else, older is better. Or could it be us?

Now you need little figures of Steve, Danny, Chin, and Kono to go with them. Laughing

Ironically, an episode I watched tonight had a GM Fishbowl in it.

EXHAUSTIVE photo page on vehicles used in the old "HAWAII 5-O" television series; scroll down to see photos of GM buses (Old Looks, Fishbowls, and Flex New Looks)............

www.imcdb.or ...

That could be said for a number of lines that shut down in 1940 and 1941. PE had a few too. I suppose that if they had survived through WWII that it would only have prolonged the agony by a few year ...

I only remember two or maybe three Hollywoods the last time I was there. Don't know where the others came from unless they had them stored somewhere out of sight 40 years ago.

The Southern California Railway Museum, formerly Orange Empire Trolley and then Railway Museum, appears to have 3 blimps and 5 Hollywood cars. Their Northern California counterpart may have some blim ...

The New York, Westchester, and Boston Railway video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_Hnmae2cHU