PRCo 1700 Series PCC Cars

[Jim Holland]

Greetings!

	Hope the following announcement is welcome news:::::::

	"Now under construction by St. Petersburg Trams: Pittsburgh Railways Company (PRCo) 1700 
series PCC cars, both city cars (1725-1799) and interurbans (1700-1724), both un-powered, in "O" 
Scale, 1:48.  Built from plans provided by St. Louis Car Company, these models will be prototypically 
correct with roof monitor to house ceiling fans, rounded window corners, interior detailing, and 
painted inside and out as delivered to PRCo.  The interurban cars will sport a non-working roof 
light, pilot instead of lifeguard, Earll retriever instead of catcher, and a spare trolley pole 
strapped to the roof monitor.
	Plans are being formulated for a good representation of PRCo and PAT streetcars, both PCC and 
older equipment.
	As West Coast Distributor for St. Petersburg Trams, please indicate your interest by replying 
*off-list* by clicking on my mail address below.  Indicate what **Car Numbers AND DESTINATIONS** you 
would like and as more information is available, this information will be forwarded to you along with 
deposit requirement and purchase price.  Delivery is expected in October or November."

	St. Petersburg Trams is a highly respected model builder who models transit equipment from 
all over the world  --  Russia, Europe, Australia, and North America.  Models include streetcars and 
trams, both single units and articulated, rapid transit, trolley coaches, and motor coaches in "O" 
Scale, both 1:48 and 1:43.  Full page advertizements appear in each issue of  *TROLLEY TALK.*
-- 
James B. Holland
       To mail a personal reply *off-list,* please click here::   mailto:pghpcc at pacbell.net
              PITTSBURGH  RAILWAYS  COMPANY  (PRCo),  June of 1949 -- June of 1953
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