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Engine number 125 of the Geneva Electric Tramway Company (CGTE) dating from 1920.
The tram is now safeguarded by the Geneva Tram Museum Association (AGMT).
Year of construction/transformation 1920/1946-47
Tare 12'950 kg
Length over buffers 9'200 mm
Box width 2'120 mm
Maximum fixed height 3'850 mm
Extreme axle spacing 2'600 mm
Seats 20
Standing room 28
Engine power 2 x 70 hp
Maximum speed 30 km/h
I built this model because I am passionate about these vintage vehicles and to commemorate these 100 years in 2020.
This set could be a very good model for all people who love historic vehicles.
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