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City Cars 701-750
The 700s were a radical change in car design for the TM. 701-750 were built at Cold Spring in 1917 and 1918 with center doors and MU pneumatic controls to allow for train operation. Using maximum traction trucks, they were two motor cars which made them badly underpowered and slow. They were rebuilt as one man cars with level floors, end doors, K35G control, 2 additional motors, and safety control. After 1948 they were used for tripper service, and all were gone by 1953.
701 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1931.
702 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1931.
704 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1931.
705 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1930. It was retired in November 1951 and scrapped in 1952.
706 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1930. It was retired in November 1951 and scrapped in 1952.
707 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1930.
708 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1931.
710 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1930.
711 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1930.
712 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1931.
713 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1930.
714 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1930.
715 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1930.
716 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1930.
717 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1930.
719 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1930.
720 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1930.
721 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1929 and was the first rebuilt car. It had wooden floor while the other cars all had cement floors. It was retired in November 1949 and scrapped in 1950.
722 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1930.
725 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1930.
727 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1930.
728 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1930.
729 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1930.
730 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1930.
732 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1930.
733 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1931.
734 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1931.
735 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1931.
736 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1931.
737 was built at Cold Spring in 1917. It was rebuilt in 1931.
738 was built at Cold Spring in 1918. It was rebuilt in 1931 and retired in July 1951.
739 was built at Cold Spring in 1918. It was rebuilt in 1931.
740 was built at Cold Spring in 1918. It was rebuilt in 1931.
741 was built at Cold Spring in 1918. It was rebuilt in 1930.
742 was built at Cold Spring in 1918. It was rebuilt in 1930.
743 was built at Cold Spring in 1918. It was rebuilt in 1931. It was retired in March 1951.
745 was built at Cold Spring in 1918. It was rebuilt in 1930. It was retired in November 1951 and scrapped in 1952.
746 was built at Cold Spring in 1918. It was rebuilt in 1931. It was retired in November 1949 and scrapped in 1950.
747 was built at Cold Spring in 1918. It was rebuilt in 1931. It was retired in June 1953 and scrapped in 1953.
748 was built at Cold Spring in 1918. It was rebuilt in 1931. It was retired in June 1953 and scrapped in 1953.
749 was built at Cold Spring in 1918. It was rebuilt in 1931. It was retired in November 1949 and scrapped in 1950.
750 was built at Cold Spring in 1918. It was rebuilt in 1931. It was retired in November 1951 and scrapped in 1952.
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