Brussels railcar 10054
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The history of the tram
The National Company of Light Railways in Belgium (NMVB/SNCV)
Closed
November 1956: Delivered as Brussels railcar 10054, type Tsd.
The National Company of Light Railways in Belgium (NMVB/SNCV)
Closed
January 1, 1976: Vehicle number changed to Brussels railcar 9028 (ex Brussels railcar 10054), type Tsd.
Archive photo: Ostend De Kusttram with railcar 9028 at Knokke (1978)By Michael Olsen.April 21, 1978.
Tramsite Schepdaal
Open regularly
1985: Arrived at the museum as Schepdaal railcar 10054 (ex Brussels railcar 10054), type Tsd.
Tramsite Schepdaal
Open regularly
April 16, 2008: Scrapped.