Sydney Tramway Museum, Loftus | Rides on the Sydney R1 1979 car and the Melbourne Z2.111 car
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Experience the Sydney Tramway Museum at Loftus with rides on the Sydney R1 1979 car and the Melbourne Z2.111 car.
00:13 - Sydney R1 1979 car
04:49 - Melbourne Z2.111 car
For photos, please visit railfanworld.com/photos/australia/2019/sydney-tramway-museum
What a beautiful tram
It sure is!
As going 22 of jan 2020 that tram was painted blue
Really? Why is that?
We should con the operators of the new lines to paint a new tram in the old green and cream colours.
Aha! we ARE going all the way to the old Sutherland terminus now! YIPPEE! I'll have something to look forward to when I go there(hopefully during November).
My previous cab video started exactly at the point you are referring to :) Maybe it's because the other video starts there, which means that the point of view does not include the tram shelter (as it is behind us), that you were confused... Have a look at both videos, it's the same stop, with the same platform and 2 tracks!
@@railfanworld that would solve your previous inquiry neil
@@railfanworld That may well have been so. Viewing angles can be confusing at times. I'm hoping to visit there sometime this month.
@@neilforbes416 im looking forward to your next upload
@@neilforbes416 you never know you may see something different you haven't seen before your last visit
1979 fantastic year
I think that is just the tram number. From Wikipedia: Sydney R1 class tram constructed in 1935 and 1950-1953 with fleet numbers 1933-2087.
@@railfanworld Sydney's trams were all called "types", not "class". This is misinformation from someone at the Sydney Tramway Museum.
Holy Molly! They get it fully repaired already?
Are you talking about the track or a particular tram?
There was a fire and they closed for a bit.
@@hacksman32 The video was shot during August 2019, so maybe that's before the fire you are talking about?
When did you shoot this?
What a nice tram
These old Z's, if a depot had several of these in a line, that depot could be nick-named the "Rip Van Winkle Depot"......ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ!