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Rochester Transit C
o.46 was built by Cincinnati Car Co in February 1917, #2130, as New York State Rys 46. It was served at Utica and transferred to Rochester. It became RTCo 46 in 1937.
50 was built by Cincinnati Car Co in February 1917, #2130, as NYSR 50. It was served at Utica and transferred to Rochester. It became RTCo 50 in 1937.
52 was built by Cincinnati Car Co in February 1917, #2130, as NYSR 52. It was served at Utica and transferred to Rochester. It became RTCo 52 in 1937.
54 was built by Cincinnati Car Co in February 1917, #2130, as NYSR 54. It was served at Utica and transferred to Rochester. It became RTCo 54 in 1937.
56 was built by Cincinnati Car Co in February 1917, #2130, as NYSR 56. It was served at Utica and transferred to Rochester. It became RTCo 56 in 1937.
60 was built by Cincinnati Car Co in February 1917, #2130, as NYSR 60. It was served at Utica and transferred to Rochester. It became RTCo 60 in 1937 and sold to Rail City in 1956. It went to Rochester Chapter NRHS in 1967 and went to Rochester & Genessee Valley Railroad Museum in 1998.
64 was built by Cincinnati Car Co in February 1917, #2130, as NYSR 64. It was served at Utica and transferred to Rochester. It became RTCo 64 in 1937.
866 was NYSR 866. It became RTC 866 in 1937.
0205 was built by Jewett Car Co in 1903 as Rochester & Eastern Rapid Rys 0 and renumbered 0205. It became NYSR 0205 and became RTCo 0205 in 1937. It was scrapped in 1958.
0243 was built by John Stephenson Car Co in 1891 as Rochester Ry 162, streetcar. It became NYSR 162 in 1909 and rebuilt as 0243, sand car, in 1918. It became RTCo in 1937 and preserved by Rochester Museum of Arts and Sciences in 1941. It was acquired by New York Museum of Transportation in 1987.
L-1 was built by NYSR in 1928 using a General Electric kit. It became RTCo L-1 in 1937.
L2, ML8, was built by Plymouth Locomotive in 1937, #3947. It was sold to Atkins Waste Materials in 1957 and donated to NYMT in 1977.
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