Photo Slideshow Of The R1-9 Cars Throughout The Year

Look Down For The History of These Cars:
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-Some Years Are Not Here Due To No Images For That Year And Me Wanting A Short Video...
There Are R1, R4, R6, R7, R9 Cars. These Cars Are Called "The Independent Fleet." The Cars Were Delivered On 1931. They Operated For A Great 46 Years Until Finally Retiring Until 1977. Most Cars Retired In 1970, But Some Ran For Another 7 Years. The Last Run Was On March 31, 1977 On The (J) Line. Several cars of the "Arnine" fleet have been preserved on NYCT property, or at other railroad museums. Cars 100, 484, and 1575 were the core of the New York Transit Museum's initial exhibit when the museum opened in 1976. These cars remained on static exhibit there until 2003, when these three cars operated a charity fan trip. Since 2003, several other "Arnine" cars have been restored to operable condition, and the museum train now consists of: 100, 381, 401, 484, 1000, 1300, 1575, 1802. Cars 103, 923, and 925 are also retained on the NYCT property for parts or future restoration. Operable "Arnines" are also included on the rosters of the Seashore Trolley Museum (800, 1440) and the Shore Line Trolley Museum (1689). See below for more details of preserved cars.
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