Old No. 3 by SoulEatar

Photography • Transportation • posted on Jul 24, 2003

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- Went out for a little R & R Monday and spotted this old rebuilt Trolly Car - When I was very young I can - in my most distant memory remember rideing these or a version there of - We would call them Street Cars - Ahh - thoughs were the days - Pop was 3-5 cents a bottle and TV was not quite yet a reality - So people would spend there evenings talking and shareing with thier family and neighbors - It seems people actually liked each other then - Not that they don't now (sometimes) - :) - For me Beaver Cleaver had the Happy Days - Had to shoot thru the front window thats the reason for the reflection and glare - The Old No. 3 off another photo of the outside - very nostalgic looking and it does a good job of hiding the driver :) - I don't think postwork is need for this - Please enjoy - - SoulEatar -

Comments (5)

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tallpindo

3:00PM | Thu, 24 July 2003

I have been to the Perris Trolley Museum in Perris, California where the enthusiasts restore not only trolley cars but the "big red cars" of Interurban Coastal form. The brass and wood are just like that in the one on rubber tires that was at the Seal Beach Historical Society get together. You've really shown the openness of this conveyance. It looks warm inside.

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