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Peter
Witt Street Cars
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Performs
best on 15'' raaadious curves or greater
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Baltimore
Transit CO.
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DCC
- Equiped
Dual
mode decoder NMRA 8pin plug for DCC or DC operation
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Choice
of
overhead
wire or track pick up.
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Toronto
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St
Lois Railways
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all wheel drive - precision motor with two flywheels
- hidden drive train and electronics Room for speakeer
- die cast frame and interior painted interior with
seats - photo etched brass safety screen
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Peter
Witt was Clevelands street railway commissioner. While
serving in this office he designed a street car that
was all steel. It was a single operator.It was also
distinct in design, using a center door as an exit
only. The pasinger would pay the conductor at the
front on entry of the car. WHile this car was designed
for the city of CLelenand it was exported to many
cities around the world.
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& Queens Transit
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DCC
on board
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