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Stockholm sidecar 889

Exhibited in a museum
Trams from Stockholm

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Sidecars from Stockholm

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The history of the tram

Storstockholms Lokaltrafik (SL)
Operational

: Delivered as Stockholm sidecar 889, manufacturer Råsunda, type B5 Jiterbugg, width 2.20 m, length 11.35 m, weight 9.9 t, manufactured 1945-1946, with 24 seats and 48 standing places.

Stockholm Transport Museum
Open regularly

: Arrived at the museum as Stockholm sidecar 889, manufacturer Råsunda, type B5 Jiterbugg, width 2.20 m, length 11.35 m, weight 9.9 t, manufactured 1945-1946, with 24 seats and 48 standing places.

Postcard: Stockholm railcar 52 on Nybroplan (1967)Postcard: Stockholm railcar 52 on Nybroplan (1967)Stockholm Tramways. Motorcar type A5 no. 52 with trailer B5 no. 889 at Nybroplan Tramway Day, 27. August 1967. Vintage tramcars on special tour, August 1967. The cars are preserved at the Stockholm Tramway Museum, Tegelviksgatan 22 on Södermalm The cars are preserved by the Stockholm Tramway Museum. LSS16/SVM815By Henrik Boye, Leif Spångberg - .
Stockholm sidecar 889 inside Transport Museum (2011)Stockholm sidecar 889 inside Transport Museum (2011)By Silas Boye Nissen.
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