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In addition to the historic F-Line fleet, more cars are in storage either awaiting restoration or for those too far gone, to serve as parts for the ones which can be restored.

This list includes vintage streetcars currently on the roster of the San Francisco Municipal Railway, including non-operational equipment that may return to service in the future. On this list, "In Service" means the car is operational. It does not mean the car is necessarily on the street on that day; it may be undergoing maintenance or minor repair.

San Francisco's Antique Streetcars

Vintage streetcars that have carried generations of San Franciscans around town.

No. Livery & Status
1
Undergoing Restoration. Expected to return to service in 2011
130
In Service. Painted in blue and gold livery it wore during World War II.
162
In Service. Painted in 1950s green and cream "Wings" livery
578
In Service. Used infrequently in special service only
798
Undergoing Restoration. Market Street Railway volunteers completing work; funding needed to complete restoration
c-1
Out of Service.

Wheels of the World

A diverse collection of trolleys, trams, and streetcars from many world cities.

No. Livery & Status
106
Moscow/Orel, Russia
Non-servicable. Funding required to resume restoration by Market Street Railway.
151
Osaka, Japan
Non-servicable. Awaiting funding for restoration
189
Non-servicable. Truck and chassis rebuilt; body disassembled; restoration temporarily suspended.
228
In Service. Operates in good weather only, most often on Fridays and weekends.
351
Non-servicable. Awaiting funding for restoration as "The Teaching Trolley," with onboard educational displays
496
In Service. Carries city of Melbourne logos thanks to support from State of Victoria government
586
Melbourne, Australia (W2 Class)
Non-servicable. In storage with no current plans for restoration. Could serve as parts car for no. 496.
578-j
Undergoing Restoration. In Muni body shop; additional restoration required before returning to service
737
Out of Service. Awaiting door and other repairs.
913
New Orleans, Louisiana
Awaiting Restoration. Acquired 2005, awaiting funding for modifications
916
Out of Service. Awaiting modifications to doors and controls to meet Muni standards
952
In Service. Operates primarily on Embarcadero between Ferry Building and Fisherman's Wharf
3557
Non-servicable. In storage with no current plans for restoration. Significant door modifications needed to meet accessibility requirements.

Wheels of the World - Peter Witt Class

Built 1928 for Milan, Italy.

No. Livery & Status
1807
Under Repair. Currently being repaired in-house by Muni following 08-2008 accident. Will be second Milan tram repainted in original yellow and white livery.
1811
In Service. Repainted in original 1920s Milan yellow and white livery.
1814
Out of Service. Seriously damaged on 02-18-2010 in accident caused by Muni Metro light-rail vehicle.
1815
In Service.
1818
In Service. Painted in two-tone green livery used in Milan from 1930s-1970s.
1834
Training Car. Non-standard tram acquired in 1983. Used for training because modifications needed for passenger service.
1856
In Service.
1859
In Service.
1888
Under Repair. Will be repainted in 1930s-1970s green livery.
1893
Under Repair. Under repair in-house by Muni following 08-2009 accident.
1895
In Service.

PCC - "Big Ten" Class

Double-end streetcars built 1948 for the San Francisco Municipal Railway. Two of the original 10 cars in this class were scrapped in the 1970s.

No. Livery & Status
1006
Undergoing Restoration. Brookville Equipment Company, Pennsylvania -- due to enter service by year-end 2011
1007
In Service.
1008
San Francisco Municipal Railway, 1950s
Undergoing Restoration. Brookville Equipment Company, Pennsylvania -- due to enter service by year-end 2011
1009
Undergoing Restoration. Brookville Equipment Company, Pennsylvania -- due to enter service by year-end 2011
1010
In Service.
1011
Undergoing Restoration. Brookville Equipment Company, Pennsylvania -- due to enter service by year-end 2011
1014
San Francisco Municipal Railway, 1950s
Permanently Retired. Left service 1982; still owned by Muni; on open-ended loan to the Sydney, Australia tram museum.
1015
In Service.

PCC - "Baby Ten" Class

Single-end streetcars built 1951-52 for the San Francisco Municipal Railway. Most of the 25 cars originally in this class were scrapped or loaned to museums. Almost all the remaining ones are being held for possible future restoration or parts supply.

No. Livery & Status
1023
San Francisco Municipal Railway
In Storage.
1026
Unrestored
In Storage. Purchased by Market Street Railway for Muni in 2001, awaiting restoration
1027
Unrestored
In Storage. Purchased for Muni by Market Street Railway in 2001, awaiting restoration
1028
Unrestored
In Storage. Purchased for Muni by Market Street Railway in 2001, awaiting restoration
1031
Unrestored
In Storage. Retired 1982: stored by Muni
1033
Unrestored
In Storage. Retired 1982 and sold: reacquired 2003 by Muni
1034
Unrestored
Out of Service. Retired 1982 and sold: reacquired 2001 for Muni by Market Street Railway
1038
Unrestored
In Storage. Retired 1982: stored by Muni
1039
Unrestored
In Storage. Retired 1982 and sold: reacquired 2003 by Muni
1040
Undergoing Restoration. Shipped to Brookville Equipment Company, Pennsylvania in 2009 for restoration. Due to enter service in 2011.

PCC - 1050 Class

Single-end streetcars built 1946-48 for Philadelphia Transportation Company. Acquired by Muni from successor Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority, 1992. Restored 1993-94.

No. Livery & Status
1050
In Service.
1051
In Service. Dedicated to the late Supervisor Harvey Milk, a champion of public transit
1052
In Service.
1053
In Service.
1054
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Permanently Retired. Severely damaged in an accident, November, 2003.
1055
In Service.
1056
In Service.
1057
In Service.
1058
Out of Service. Accident repair underway; will be repainted in 1940s CTA "Green Hornet" livery
1059
In Service.
1060
In Service.
1061
Out of Service. Awaiting parts
1062
In Service.
1063
In Service.

PCC - 1070 Class

Single-end streetcars built 1946-48 for Twin City Rapid Transit Company, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota. Sold to Public Service Coordinated Transportation, Newark, NJ, 1953. Acquired by Muni from successor New Jersey Transit, 2004. Modified for San Francisco service and restored in three phases, 2004-11.

No. Livery & Status
1070
Undergoing Restoration. Wiring replacement at Brookville Equipment Company to be complete by 2011
1071
Undergoing Restoration. Wiring replacement at Brookville Equipment Company to be complete by 2011
1072
Undergoing Restoration. Wiring replacement at Brookville Equipment Company to be complete by 2011
1073
Undergoing Restoration. Wiring replacement at Brookville Equipment Company to be complete by 2011
1074
Undergoing Restoration. Wiring replacement at Brookville Equipment Company to be complete by 2011
1075
In Service. Wiring to be replaced at Brookville Equipment Company to be complete by 2011.
1076
In Service. Scheduled to be rewired by Brookville Equipment Company in 2011
1077
In Service. Scheduled to be rewired by Brookville Equipment Company in 2011
1078
In Service. Scheduled to be rewired by Brookville Equipment Company in 2011
1079
Undergoing Restoration. Wiring replacement at Brookville Equipment Company to be complete by 2011
1080
Undergoing Restoration. Wiring replacement at Brookville Equipment Company to be complete by 2011

PCC - 1100 Class

Single-end streetcars built 1946 for St. Louis Public Service Company. Acquired by Muni, 1957. Retired from regular service, 1982. Most of the 70 cars originally in this Muni class were scrapped or sold to private parties; a few were loaned to museums. Those still owned by Muni are being held for possible future restoration or parts supply.

No. Livery & Status
1108
San Francisco Municipal Railway
Non-servicable. Retired 1982 and sold. Repurchased by Muni 2003; in storage for possible restoration if required to meet future rider demand
1103
San Francisco Municipal Railway
Non-servicable. Retired 1982; in storage for possible restoration if required to meet future rider demand
1115
San Francisco Municipal Railway
Non-servicable. Retired 1982; in storage for possible restoration if required to meet future rider demand
1106
San Francisco Municipal Railway
Non-servicable. Retired 1982 and sold. Repurchased for Muni 2003 by Market Street Railway; in storage for possible restoration if required to meet future rider demand
1125
Non-servicable. Retired 1982; in storage for possible restoration if required to meet future rider demand
1130
San Francisco Municipal Railway
Non-servicable. Retired 1982; in storage for possible restoration if required to meet future rider demand
1139
San Francisco Municipal Railway
Non-servicable. Retired 1982; in storage for possible restoration if required to meet future rider demand
1140
San Francisco Municipal Railway
Non-servicable. Retired 1982 and sold. Repurchased for Muni 2003 by Market Street Railway; in storage for possible restoration if required to meet future rider demand
1158
San Francisco Municipal Railway
Non-servicable. Retired 1982; in storage for possible restoration if required to meet future rider demand
1160
San Francisco Municipal Railway
Non-servicable. Retired 1982 and sold. Reacquired by Muni 2003; in storage for possible restoration if required to meet future rider demand
1168
San Francisco Municipal Railway
Non-servicable. Retired 1982; in storage for possible restoration if required to meet future rider demand
1704
St. Louis Public Service Company
Non-servicable. Was Muni No. 1128; restored to St. Louis livery and number for Trolley Festivals; in storage for possible restoration if required to meet future rider demand

PCC - Other Classes

Additionally, Muni owns more inoperable PCCs acquired from various sources.

No. Livery & Status
2133
Unrestored
In Storage. Ex-SEPTA, Philadelphia. Unlikely to be restored.
2147
Unrestored
In Storage. Ex-SEPTA, Philadelphia. Unlikely to be restored.
4008
Unrestored
In Storage. rebuilt PCCs acquired from Pittsburgh Port Authority. Not standard, and are not currently planned for service in San Francisco. May be used for spare parts.
4009
Unrestored
In Storage. rebuilt PCCs acquired from Pittsburgh Port Authority. Not standard, and are not currently planned for service in San Francisco. May be used for spare parts.