Chuck Zeiler
Bi-State PCC 1606
Bi-State Development Agency PCC 1606 on the Hodiamont Loop in Saint Louis, Missouri on August 14, 1965, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler. There were several PCC window configurations from Saint Louis Car Company, with and without standee windows. Apparently, the odd widow spacing in the middle of the car was to accommodate center exit doors on this side of the car, if so ordered. This car was built by the Saint Louis Car Company in 1941 on Job 1631, an order for 100 PCC cars numbered 1600-1699.
Bi-State PCC 1606
Bi-State Development Agency PCC 1606 on the Hodiamont Loop in Saint Louis, Missouri on August 14, 1965, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler. There were several PCC window configurations from Saint Louis Car Company, with and without standee windows. Apparently, the odd widow spacing in the middle of the car was to accommodate center exit doors on this side of the car, if so ordered. This car was built by the Saint Louis Car Company in 1941 on Job 1631, an order for 100 PCC cars numbered 1600-1699.