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Hunington Standard Trolley

The Huntington Standard Streetcar played a significant role in the development of the Los Angeles Railway. Introduced in the late 19th century by Henry E. Huntington,
the streetcar system revolutionized public transportation in Los Angeles. The Huntington Standard Streetcar, known for its distinctive design and reliable performance,
quickly became the backbone of the city's transit network. It connected various neighborhoods, facilitated urban expansion, and contributed to the growth of Los Angeles
as a major metropolitan area. The streetcar system operated for several decades, serving as a vital mode of transportation until it was gradually replaced by automobiles
and buses in the mid-20th century. Nonetheless, the legacy of the Huntington Standard Streetcar remains an important chapter in the history of public transportation in
Los Angeles.

• Length: 44' 7"
  
• Width: 8' 3"
  
• Heigth: 12'
  
• Weight: 43000 LBS
  
• Operating Years: 1906-1954
  
• About 44 seats/car

• Head Light
  
• Full Interior
  
• 2 Liverys (Brown and White)
  
• Trolley Bell sound triggered by horn
  
• Narrow Gauge Trucks

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