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Engine number 67 of the Geneva Electric Tramway Company (CGTE) dating from 1901.
The tram is now safeguarded by the Geneva Tram Museum Association (AGMT).
Year of construction 1901
Tare 19'700 kg
Length over buffers 13'670 mm
Body width 2'140 mm
Maximum fixed height 3'990 mm
Wheelbase of the bogie 1'230 mm
Seats 26
Standing room 43
Engine power 4 x 45 hp
Maximum speed 30 km/h
I built this model because I am passionate about these vintage vehicles. Je travaille à leurs sauvegarde pour les générations futures.
This set could be a very good model for all people who love historic vehicles.
Help your fellow builder by leaving your feedback based on these three criteria:
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- Details: Express how much you like the details of the build.
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