"Vice Regal" No.2 - (1892 to 1930)

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Vice Regal No.2 - (1892 to 1930) -- 184

Mansard roof 12 wheel Vice Regal saloon bogie carriage, which entered service in 1892 with official number "184". The gas lighting was converted to electric in 1915.

In 1930 it was replaced by new No.1 State (ex Broughton) and renamed "Broughton".

In 1943 it was reissued as car "184" for suburban use, seating 64 and having standing room for 26.

11.1892	Entered service as "184".
1915	Gas light converted to electric.
5.5.1930	Replaced by new No.1 State (ex Broughton) and renamed "Broughton".
2.1943	Reissued as car "184" for suburban use.
1956	Condemned.

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