St Louis Public Service PCC Car #1743 was built in St. Louis by the St. Louis Car Company. It was delivered to St Louis Public Service Company (PSC) in September 1946. It remained in operation in St Louis until 1957 when it was leased to the Municipal Railway (MUNI) of San Francisco. In 1963, the car was formally purchased by MUNI.

2011年10月22日 · I spent Saturday at the Museum of Transportation helping with the ongoing restoration of St. Louis Public Service PCC Streetcar #1743. This car is a 1946 product of the St. Louis Car Company, and in 1958 was sold to MUNI in San Francisco.

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PCC car 1743 of the St. Louis Public Service Company at the Museum of Transportation in St. Louis County, MO.

2015年8月31日 · Topics M20, M8, Greyhound, TM9-1743 Collection manuals_various; manuals; additional_collections Language English Item Size 1.2G

2016年5月9日 · On May 21, the Museum of Transportation in St. Louis will inaugurate a restored, operational St Louis streetcar, PCC car #1743. This will be 50 years to the day after the running of the last St Louis streetcar.

St. Louis Public Service (Missouri, St. Louis) 1743 1946 1957 NO NO San Francisco Municipal Railway (California, San Francisco) 1164 1957 1983 NO NO The Wisconsin Electric Railway Historical Society (Wisconsin, East Troy) 1164 1983 1989 YES NO National Museum of Transportation (Missouri, Kirkwood) 1743 1989 present YES NO

Enter the car and remove and store barricades from the #2 front door and the exit (rear) doors. #2 Front Door Barricade Exit (Rear) Door Barricade Verify all switches on Control Panel are “OFF”. Place the Shift Lever in the reverse position and remove it and take it with you. Exit car and perform your walk-around on the outside of the car.

St Louis Public Service PCC Car #1743 was built in St. Louis by the St. Louis Car Company. It was delivered to St Louis Public Service Company (PSC) in September 1946. It remained in operation in St Louis until 1957 when it was leased to the Municipal Railway (MUNI) of San Francisco. In 1963, the car was formally purchased by MUNI.

Streamlined car sold by PSC to San Francisco Transit Authority and renumbered 1164; loaned to East Troy (WI) RR Museum; now the property of NMOT for an exchange of materials with the City of San Francisco. Hear more here.