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  2. Trolleybuses in Ipswich - Wikipedia

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    All of the electrical equipment needed to restore the vehicle had been amassed by 2007, but there were no immediate plans to start restoration. [ 24 ] Karrier type W trolleybus No. 105, built in 1948 with Metrovick equipment and a Park Royal Vehicles H30/26R double deck body. carried the registration number PV 8270.

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  4. Blackpool Heritage Trams - Wikipedia

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    A campaign by the local newspaper, the Blackpool Gazette in 2006 to get The Western Train back on track, [35] resulted in a £278,000 Heritage Lottery Fund grant to restore the two tramcars in the Western Train set which first ran in 1962. They had been withdrawn in 1999 and stood derelict at Rigby Road depot. [36]

  5. Victorian Railways flat wagons - Wikipedia

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    The first vehicle had something of a skeletal deck, only being fully covered above the bogies, while the remaining three had a completely sealed deck, reinforced side girders and nine pairs of lashing rings fitted to the deck in lieu of six pairs fixed to the side sills. [72] Capacity was 90 tons distributed or 50 tons concentrated in the ...

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    A Heart Attack Over Sod. Firefighters in Pasco County, Florida, gave an HOA horror story a happy ending in July 2018 after a man suffered a heart attack trying to lay sod at his home to avoid an ...

  7. W-class Melbourne tram - Wikipedia

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    A W5 class tram, 1969. W-class trams were introduced to Melbourne in 1923 as a new standard design. They had a dual bogie layout and were characterised by a substantial timber frame supplanted by a steel underframe, a simple rugged design, and fine craftsmanship (particularly the older models).