Car #3303
Here are some pictures of the recent rehab of PCC #3303 at the BHRA.
This Ex-Boston Green Line PCC was manufactured by Pullman in
1951. While extensive
attention was given to cosmetic appearance, the electrical and structural elements
were also given a thorough rebuild. |

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Just in from the paint shop |

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finished interior with circa 1970 MBTA
seating |
lights on |

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Car 3303 showing off its
new Lexan® window panels. |
lit up – custom fabricated rear “stop”
lights |

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External body repairs
to rear corner.
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Rebuilt pneumatic system components (front door shown).
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Rebuilt mechanical &
electrical components
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Rebuilt motorman’s controls
are fairly simple, mimicing those of a transit bus.
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Check out our pictures of
PCC #3299 for what
this PCC car looked like prior to overhaul work
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Rebuilt control Panel
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