New home for old TTC streetcar
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Alexander Glista is 24 years old and just bought his first vehicle - it's 50 feet long, weighs close to 50 thousand pounds and has transported millions of Torontonians. Stella Acquisto talks with the transit enthusiast about his recent purchase.
I would make a circle of track and just drive around it and make stops. Then play street car with my friends. But that's just me.
No
5 miles of track around the outer border of his farm! It would cost over $100K to do.
$8,000 seems like a reasonable price... okay reasonable being a relative term here as I’m sure others would spend that money in a different way. But as a fellow rail enthusiast I can understand his interest.
What a lucky guy, I'm glad he gets to have a piece of history. I'm gonna miss these streetcars
@Andre The explosion boy ok ik its 7 months old but they were broken
maybe we'de ride that streetcar for sometime in our lives..what a lucky guy
You did a good job. I hope you could provide a glass shelter to protect it from the elements. You preserved a history, good aesthetics and design, not to mention proportion. I just wish the City of Toronto kept some few on the street. These can be Tourism Attractions to themselves. Yes, the new trams are functional, but they lack character, charm and nostalgia. I hope Bombardier will design some old style but with a modern functionallity, just like the Santa Teresa Trams of Rio de Janiero, modern machines wth old fashioned design, locals and tourists loves them, a win win situation.
This guy looks like he's in his mid 30's.
You didn't read the description. It is quite apparent you didn't. LOL!!!!!!
@@Digikidthevoiceofreason the original commenter said he LOOKS like he's in his mid 30's. They didn't say they ARE in his mid 30's. READ.
People can vary in looks. 20s can look 30sish. 30s can look 20sish. Genetics.
Imagine MrBeast comes over and makes a last to leave change. Maybe it would sound like "last person to leave the streetcar wins money 💰💲".
I wish, he would never come to Canada LOL
@@NotJustPlanes somehow... he did
Congrats to my man Alex. Ironically, this streetcar was my final CLRV ever rode.
Turn it into a cafe.
@@drezamuller5400 why not tho
@@TransitNerd That would be a sin the interior is so cool making it a cafe would ruin it.
Nice job destroying history lol
Just 8 thousand yeah that money pocket i guess
I’m also enthusiastic with transit! I take it really often!
Nice something good in the News for a change...😉...
HEY! Maybe you can MAKE MORE Tracks so YOU CAN Run it like a loop.
The streetcar doesnt work.
Why? Lol. Well I guess it’s nostalgic.
If I owned land for such a purpose, I’d convert one of these to a tiny house. These seem like the perfect way to help people with housing, the others should never have been destroyed.
Would make nice little summer units for the homeless in toronto
What do you mean would? TTC has always been a homeless shelter, no matter the season.
thats so cool if you have the money to do it
Luckily this streetcar doesn't have to experience the distress of the covid-19 pandemic. I cannot imagine this streetcar with capacity limits. But yeah, it would be cool to have some more track to be able to drive it.
8000dollars for out of service street car is pretty cheap to me
W mans
so long partner..
He should make track around his land so he can actually ride it 😂
Remember streetcars take piwer from powerlines
@@profileprofile build powerlines
I buy it and live in it
Wow! That’s so cheap! Lucky guy.
Lol, TTC made more money selling it then they did trying to collect fares with it since 2011.
He should get an ALRV.
Only 2 exist now, 4204 is at HCRR and 4207 is preserved by the TTC
I want to take one to my home in Mississauga
Cheaper and better then a storage unit. 50 is a great size tiny house I say clear it out of most of what is in it and redo it like a tiny home bus. But larger.
It’s history, I doubt he’d gut and ruin it.
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I have an old minivan if he wants it lol
It would make a cool cafe or small diner.
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