Postcard: Philadelphia service vehicle M-210 at South Hills Junction (1974)

Tram depot: South Hills Junction.
Archive: Henrik Boye.
Publisher: Tranitcards.com.
Date: 1974.
City: Philadelphia (United States).

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Philadelphia service vehicle M-210, painted PAT.

PAT #M-210, South Hills Junction, Pennsylvania
(Port Authority Transit of
Allegheny County, Pennsylvania)
This car appears to have been an interurban freight motor, as seen in 1974.

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