 So what car is this designed after? Which city's specs I should say.
Just like the Corgi PCC cars are designed after the Philly cars. Then 
again I should say the STANDARD Corgi cars are designed after Philly.
The Pittsburgh and Toronto cars were a tad different and we all know 
the reasons why.

-- Fred Schneider <fwschneider@comcast.net> wrote:
Curious that they would paint a car that was too long to fit in that  
city with a Washington DC scheme,   All the Washington cars were 44  
feet long, two feet shorter than the normal PCC in order to fit on  
transfer tables.

On Jan 19, 2007, at 5:17 PM, Jim Holland wrote:

> This 1/2-inch scale model of an early model Air-Electric PCC is  
> based on
> an  St.-Petersburg Trams Collection  (SPTC)  "O"-Scale model and is
> 'digitally__enlarged'  (to coin / use a term(!~!~!))  with the
> permission of  SPTC  to make this car.
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> Jim___Holland
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> mtoytrain@bellsouth.net wrote:
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>> Gentlemen
>> For those of you interested please find:
>> Jerry M>
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> http://lists.dementia.org/files/pittsburgh-railways/ 
> aaLargeScalePCC.jpg
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