HO models of the fourteen vintage streamlined PCC streetcars that initiated "F Line" service in September 1995. The F-line operation began along Market Street from the Castro district to the East Bay Terminal. The line became extremely popular, gaining as many native riders as tourists. On March 4, 2000, the line was extended to Fisherman's Wharf via the beautifully renovated Embarcadero. The "F Line" historic streetcar line is currently the most successful vintage rail line, with 20,000+ riders per day.

First group of road names - List Price $124.95 each
                                  Due November 2008
 
#12552  Car 1052 Los Angeles Railway: two-tone yellow, with silver stripes
#12555  Car 1055 Philadelphia Transportation Company: green & cream,
#12557  Car 1057 Cincinnati Street Railway: yellow & gray, with green stripes
#12561  Car 1061 Pacific Electric Railway: red, orange, & gray (post 1940 scheme)
#12549  Unpainted & Undecorated

Other Roadnames Delivery TBA
#12550 Car 1050 San Francisco, Muni: green & cream (original "wing" style)
#12551 Car 1051 San Francisco, Muni: green & cream (simplified style)
#12553 Car 1053 Brooklyn, Board of Trans of the City of New York: green & silver
#12554 Car 1054 Phila Rapid Transit (PRT/PTC): silver & cream, with blue belt rail
#12556 Car 1056 Kansas City Public Service Company: cream, black, & silver
#12558 Car 1058 Chicago Transit Authority: green & cream
#12559 Car 1059 Boston Elevated Railway: orange, cream, & silver
#12560 Car 1060 Newark Public Service Coordinated Transport: gray & white
#12562 Car 1062 Louisville Railway Company: green & cream, with black belt rail
#12563 Car 1063 Baltimore Transit Company: yellow & gray

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Thank you to George Huckaby, Jr. for his help on our trolley project. 
Visit his web site for trolley info. www.trolleyville.com/customtraxx/index.shtml