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Re: Melbourne Trams
- Subject: Re: Melbourne Trams
- From: "D. Lindstrom" <D_Lindstrom@Bigpond.com>
- Date: Sat, 24 Oct 1998 20:25:43 +1000
- Newsgroups: aus.rail
- Organization: Telstra Big Pond Direct
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Jennifer Richmond wrote:
> Is it my imagination, but looking at the variotrams, they look wider than
> the Bs. Does anyone know?
Yes it is your imagination. This subject came up in this group last year
andMatthew Geier wrote:
W class 2.29m
Z class 2.67m
A class 2.67m
B1 class 2.67m
B2 class 2.77m
Sydney Variotram 2.65m
The Sydney tram is wider than a classic W class but narrower than
all later Melbourne trams.
Regards,
David Lindstrom
PS The widest tram in Melbourne is the L class in storage at the Hawthorn
Depot which is one millimetre wider than a B2.