NJT PCC Disposition

Of the 30 PCC cars acquired by PSCT, I'm trying to determine the disposition of the fleet:

4 were scrapped when the Public Service building in Newark was torn down
2 were purchased by Shaker Heights, 1 subsequently went "home" to Minneapolis
11 were purchased by Muni
1 went to Rockhill
1 went to Shoreline Trolley Museum
1 went to Nevada?
8 went to Bayonne (current status?)

The rest ?

Please see http://www.railroad.net/forums/viewtopi ... 1&t=152767" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; at the NJ Transit Light Rail forum.

I seen two at the Light Rail yard in Bloomfield, NJ. I haven't seen them for a while (4 Months). They used to move them from time to time, but they mainly stayed on the side of the Maintenance shed.

one is being retained by NJT,other to goto the museum thats never getting built,all others off property

PCC Dispositions:
1 City of Newark
2 San Francisco Muni 1074; painted for Toronto Transit
3 Cleveland Shaker Heights Line, then Minneapolis Transportation Museum (# 322)
4 City of Bayonne; then ?
5 Seashore Trolley Museum
6 Rock Hill Trolley Museum
7 City of Bayonne; then New York Transportation Museum
8 scrapped
9 San Francisco Muni 1080; painted for Los Angeles National City Line
10 for planned NJ museum
11 San Francisco Muni 1079; painted for Detroit Transit
12 San Francisco Muni 1076; painted for Washington DC
13 City of Bayonne; then ?
14 San Francisco Muni 1070; painted for Public Service Transit
15 City of Bayonne; then Connecticut Trolley Museum
16 NJT work car; then ?
17 San Francisco Muni 1075; painted for Cleveland Transit Orange Line
18 scrapped
19 San Francisco Muni 1078; painted for San Diego Transit
20 San Francisco Muni 1072; painted for Mexico City Transit
21 San Francisco Muni 1077; painted for Birmingham Transit
22 San Francisco Muni 1073; painted for El Paso - Juarez Transit
23 San Francisco Muni 1071; painted for Twin City Rapid Transit
24 City of Bayonne; then ?
25 City of Bayonne; then ?
26 City of Bayonne; then ?
27 Cleveland Transit Shaker Heights Line; then Minneapolis Transportation Museum (# 416); then to Seashore trolley Museum # 27
28 City of Bayonne; then ?
29 scrapped
30 fire damaged, scrapped

In regards to #3 and #27 (TCRT #322 and #416), they went to the Minnesota Transportation Museum. We only had the capability to restore one, so #416 was transferred to Seashore. #322 stayed in our collection, was restored over ten years, and was spun off with the rest of MTM's streetcars into the Minnesota Streetcar Museum. Check it out at http://www.trolleyride.org" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;.

4 has been at the Illinois Railway Museum since very early in 2014. See http://hickscarworks.blogspot.com/2014/ ... -hope.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;