Окленд, трамвайный вагон № 135

Город:	Окленд Новая Зеландия
Депо/Парк:	Museum of Transport and Technology
Модель:	Wellington City Tramways Company Ltd
Построен:	1921
Текущее состояние:	Эксплуатируется
Назначение:	Музейный
Примечание:	'Double Saloon' (Mark I), ex-Wellington
Built by WCCT at Kilbirnie workshops. Bodywork: Wellington City Corporation Tramway's Kilbirnie workshops Mk1 Double Saloon Class Length: 39’ 0”, width: 7’ 0”, seating capacity: 37 Trucks: Brill 69E ‘maximum-traction’ bogies 4’ 0” (1219 mm) gauge Motors: 2 x General Electric GE203P @ 50 HP Controllers: General Electric GE B35 with rheostatic electric /magnetic track braking. Wellington Tram No. 135 was built in 1921 at the Wellington City Corporation Tramway's Kilbirnie workshops as a Mark I 'Double Saloon' and was one of sixty-nine of this type. There were a further seventy-one built with a refined body type, making it a common type for Wellington's fleet. Being a double saloon, 248 has an enclosed compartment at each end of the tram and an open centre. No. 135 was in service between 1921 and 1957. Like other trams in the MOTAT Collection, this is one that was preserved in Matakohe by the Old Time Transport Preservation League before MOTAT was established at Western Springs. It has been restored to its 1921 ‘open centre’ configuration, and has the brown and cream colour scheme that was in use between 1904 and 1928. (MOTAT)