Brussels sidecar A.1344
In operation as a museum vehicleTrams from Brussels
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Sidecars from Brussels
Select vehicle number: A.11509, A.1853, A10737, A.1344, A.165, A.1936, A.1348, A.2121, A.2026, A 1590, 1836, 2004, 2190, 8893, 9559, 11620, 19220, 19538, 19542, 19566, and 19572.
The history of the tram
The National Company of Light Railways in Belgium (NMVB/SNCV)
Closed
1908: Delivered as Brussels sidecar A.1344, manufacturer Godarville, type 2-axle trailer car, manufactured 1916.
Tramsite Schepdaal
Open regularly
December 1961: Taken over by the museum as Schepdaal sidecar A.1344 (ex Brussels sidecar A.1344), manufacturer Godarville, type 2-axle trailer car, manufactured 1916.
Postcard: Schepdaal railcar AR.193 at Tramsite (1971)By Association pour le Musée du Tramway (AMUTRA), Henrik Boye.1971.
Tramway Touristique de l'Aisne (TTA)
Summer operation only
2004: Taken over by the museum as Érezée sidecar A.1344 (ex Brussels sidecar A.1344), manufacturer Godarville, type 2-axle trailer car, manufactured 1916.
Érezée with railcar AR 133 "Francais" by Tramway Touristique de l'Aisne (2014)By Henrik Boye.July 11, 2014.
