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Fleet List Current to Summer 2008 |
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Type: Enclosed Saloon
Seating Capacity: 30
Manufacturer G C Milnes-Voss 1913
Notes: This was the second tram to carry the fleetnumber 1
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Type: Open Toastrack
Seating Capacity: 32
Manufacturer: Ordered placed with Starbuck Car & Wagon Co Ltd, but may have been completed by G F Milnes following the liquidation of the Starbuck company. Built 1886.
Current Status: withdrawn 1976, the car is now stored at the former Homefield bus garage
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Type: Open Toastrack
Seating Capacity: 32
Manufacturer: G F Milnes 1888
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Type: Double-decker
Seating Capacity: 22/20
Manufacturer: Metropolitan Railway Carriage & Wagon Co 1883
Notes: Ex-South Shields 1887 as double deck vehicles. Car 18 rebuilt as single-deck enclosed saloon circa 1906, reverting to double-deck format mid 1980's. Car 14[ii] was originally numbered 13, taken the identity of car 14 following the scrapping of that car after a rock fall in 1908 . Car 14[ii] withdrawn in 1949 and went to the British Transport Commission, London for preservation in 1955, being exhibited at both the Museum of British Transport and Science Museum, London before returning to Douglas Corporation on loan in time for the line's Centenary in 1976. Moved to the Manx Museum, Douglas as a static exhibit in 1990.
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Type: Open Toastrack
Seating Capacity: 21 (40) ; (22) Nil
Manufacturer: G F Milnes 1890
Notes: Car 22 converted into a sunshade car in 1908 and withdrawn 1976. Later saw use as the horse tramway shop at Strathallan Crescent depot.
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Type: Enclosed Saloon
Seating Capacity: 30
Manufacturer G F Milnes 1892
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Type: Bulkhead
Seating Capacity: 32 (36 rebuilt and extended to carry 40 in 1908)
Manufacturer: G F Milnes 1896
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Type: Open Toastrack
Seating Capacity: 40
Manufacturer: G F Milnes 1902
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Type: Open Toastrack
Seating Capacity: 40
Manufacturer: G C Milnes-Voss 1905
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Type: Bulkhead
Seating Capacity: 40
Manufacturer: United Electric Car Co Ltd 1907
Notes: 43 carried temporary fleetnumber 16[ii] for a short time during the 1980's. 44 is the Royal Tram
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Type: Bulkhead
Seating Capacity: 40
Manufacturer: G C Milnes-Voss 1908/1911
Notes: 47 withdrawn late 1970's and is currently stored at Isle of Man Transport's former Homefield bus garage
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NOTES:
Two other former Douglas Corporation horse trams survive in private ownership - 1909 GC Milnes-Voss Bulkhead 46 in the UK and 1935 Vulcan 'Tomato Box' 49 in the Isle of Man. During 2008 the body off 46 was broken up, the remainder being used as spares in the UK
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