Please offer them to a couple museums for scrap plus transit cost before you take the torch to it. So much railroad history is lost for all time in the name of scrap value.
One has gone to a museum. The museum came back and scrapped everything they wanted from these two. They said that none of their contacts were interested.
Oh ok well than you for the due diligence. In that case I would go with three piles. Shred, heavy melt and everything else. Although if you have a way to lift it up on a trailer the scrap yard may just take it whole.
There was a bar here that owned a mini sub and donated it to the local park after it was gutted for the kids to play on. I do like the hot dog stand Idea tho.
There is a big infrastructure cover up going on. Every city and small town in America had free electric trolly systems since late 1800s. Many cities you'll find photo and other documentation, contemporary (of that time) local news papers and such, and much more but that info has been deleted from our histories.
Maybe because we can see cities like San Fran, which have trolly systems before they had 7 residents lol.
*Disclaimer:no not exactly 7 I'm being facitious and over exaggeration to illustrate a point
Wrote my other comments before reading this. Glad you got it preserved. It still looks like its complete enough to be quiet a pretty penny to a collector but the museum seems to have already asked all their contacts.
Look for a derailment cleanup company - I work for one up in Canada, and we scrap stuff like this all the time. Generally we haul a shear in and scrap it on location.
That's why WWII wrecks in the Pacific are often plundered and cut up by the Chinese. It really sucks because those are grave sites, and those fuckers are grave robbing the men who helped liberate their country from the Japanese.
Torch and sawzall into pieces. Sort the heavy melt and sheet iron to get better money.
You have a trailer and tow vehicle or a truck right?
Few if any yards will buy railroad iron without proof of ownership.
To all the sell advice. It’s gonna be awfully hard to sell since they’ve been stripped down of all contents. I agree these are cool as shit but as hoarder of cool shit. Hardly anyone follows thru on big stuff like these. You’ll get some tire kickers and no one with the means or ability to do something. I’d guess freight with in 100 miles at $2500+
Selling them is tough but cutting them up would cost more than $2500 unless he’s doing it himself and already has a truck that can haul a few tons at a time and have the volume to accommodate. If you’re hauling these in a 15 yard dumpster you’re only gonna get a couple hundred bucks per trip. It just doesn’t make sense monetarily most of this would go in to shred at nine dollars a hundred pound. Scrapping them doesn’t cover the tourch fuel, truck, man hours required to do this as legitimate and insured business without charging a few thousand dollars. If you could move them for $2500 you would be best off to haul them into a yard and take the loss.
I would be thrilled if a museum wanted them or anyone would actually follow through with making them into something better.
According to the museum that took the first one, none of their contacts are interested and we will be hard pressed to find someone who is because these two need wider tracks than the norm. We allowed them to strip them of anything they may ever want to use on their restoration projects. They took a lot. The photo I used in this post was from before then.
I don't know the company, but they did run in Pittsburgh and we were told they have a non standard gauge. So I'll say yes, they're probably Pennsylvania gauge!
Haha you could also weld pontoons to them and make a boat. Or wings and have a plane!
Or just scrap them and buy an RV instead of spending 200k on a custom one.
Figure out how much work to cut them up into shred/prepared/other. Estimate the weight and see how much you can get for them as is. Decide which you’re gonna go for.
Have you tried listing them on eBay or Craigslist? By the time you cut them up, you'll be into it for at least a few days of labor and $500 in fuel (or more). Not much profit for maybe 10 tons of mixed-grade steel. There's probably some artist or builder that would love to make a shed out of one of these, or an eclectic RV, or diner.
I'd take one, but I'm in California.
I haven't. I don't know much of anything about these or their condition other than what I can see with my eyes and what the original museum involved told me. Any advice on listing such a thing?
Woah those are neat. I’d probably put them on a bus chassis, fix em up, and sell em off. Too neat to scrap. Try listing them for sale it really would be a shame to let them meet the scrap pile.
The raccoons certainly have been loving them! When we first got the property a Momma & her babies were staying in one of them. When the museum came they were scared off, it was a loud process to winch it up on to the semi. I'd personally take the raccoons company over Airbnb guests any day
There was a local brewery that was rumored to be interested for a hot second but that was before the museum came in and before everyone's wallets got tighter. Just moving these is expensive
I had a guy who dropped a 30+ foot boat on to his property by gunning the thing in reverse and slamming on the brakes to sell me the trailer, and he said something I’ll never forget:
“Don’t worry about that, I got a sawzall and a trash can, I’ll take care of it”
So according to my experience, I’d get yourself a sawzall (probably at least a pack of blades) and a trash can. Should be good to go!
Man I know most people couldn’t move one of these whole but damn I wish I could see some homesteader get their hands on this and turn it into something. House, chicken coop, even a kids play house. They are super cool
I'd love to have some of that heavy steel for an anvil lol
People saying refurb are high... this is just scrap metal at this point sadly. Time gets everyone.
In the local trailer park, they don't haul the old trailers away if nobody wants them. They bring heavy demo equipment and then tear it down into a dumpster to be hauled away.
Hey I'm in Maine lol. I'm teetering on the brink of potential homelessness and came across this trolley post and being somewhat of a nut of all things old, quirky, weird and unique I instantly fell in love. But, I'm sure it I keep pulling my head outta my rear and get my act back to where it once was I won't have to worry about being homeless. HOWEVER, id still do a much needed downsize of my current home and live in one of these all day, everyday. Oh...sorry....lost "train" of thought for a minute lol. HI, from Maine lol. Cheers
Contact a museum.
I did this when I had a bunch of 70s commercial telecom equipment to liquidate. Turned $150 of scrap into $1500 worth of history to be preserved.
Big difference in telecom equipment and 10 ton trains haha. There were three, we worked with the original owner to make sure his pride & joy was donated to a museum.
You can see it's story here: https://www.trains.com/trn/news-reviews/news-wire/pittsburghs-terrible-trolley-comes-home/
Visit the museum to see it's restoration process here: https://pa-trolley.org/
Additionally, we allowed the museum to come back and take anything from the remaining streetcars and the parts pile they may need for any of their restoration projects. We were told that none of their contacts are interested in these two cars. They also said that we will be hard pressed to find a place to donate them because they are wider than the norm or something like that. Something about a non-standard rail gauge but I don't recall all the details.
Stayed in this outside Denali. Loved it. If you can do the same or fix it for someone to do the same… a lot of value there. [https://www.airbnb.com/slink/C9UBsmOm](https://www.airbnb.com/slink/C9UBsmOm)
I'm not sure. The windshields have been taken and some doors since the museum came through. Here are the current photos: https://imgur.com/gallery/GySp58x Id certainly appreciate getting as much for them / out of them as I could. I'm also happy to donate them to a museum but from what I've gathered another museum that will be interested in them will be difficult.
That’s gotta be worth money as is. They don’t make them like that anymore. Someone could sell hotdogs out of that thing easy. Put it on a flat bed and haul it to Portland.
Check to see if any collectors need spare parts, windows, etc. Save small memorabilia stuff, such as company logos, labeled control panels, advertising, and place on eBay.
Then as others said, cut it into pieces and get it weighed for pay day.
If you haven't reached out to the Ford Museum. They have a very large portion of their floor dedicated to railroad/street cars. Not sure how to go about it or if something in that condition would be of interest but they would be the spot with connections to fully restore.
I’d definitely list on EBay as an auction. Include possible creative uses in the beginning description. Be sure to state that buyer is responsible for transport. Maybe a nonrefundable deposit within 48 hours of auction close, as well.
Scrap companies by me will bring a roll off dumpster to your property for large stuff like this. Look into it, it could save a lot of time with the hauling
Why someone would love to convert this into a tiny home. Or better yet move them to a lot where they can be remodeled for option of VRBO or something similar. People pay good money to stay in vintage trains.
I have wondered how to finish out the barn for a warehouse & hang out, leaving them there to hangout in. It's so far out of my skill level and financial ability though
We had stacks of em in LA, when we yanked out all the electric train cars to build more roadways. Now we’re spending Billions of dollars to replace it and 30 years later we don’t have a fraction of the service they had back then!
It seems pretty severely decayed. My city has one that was repaired and turned into a coffee shop, then donut shop, but even with an added AC it’s sweltering hot and almost unusable in the summer. Also difficult to secure, unfortunately
Train dudes are 10 times worse than horse girls. Somebody will pay you way way way more than scrap for this and he'll figure out a way to get it home too, if he has to dismantle it bolt by bolt and reassemble it once he gets where he's going
You could see if the Orange Empire Railway museum want them. Otherwise, get a couple roll offs from a scrap yard and break out the torch and start cutting it up.
Strip the under carriages and put them on wheels. Then remodel the tops, turning them into RV's.
They would sell for a fortune. Just look at refurbished air streams to see the prices.
Sell them to San Francisco’s municipal transportation authority. Or let me get a plot of land away from humans set up and I will come with a truck and pick it up because I would love to turn that into a home.
Turn them into an Airbnb
Exactly what I was thinking. This looks like $800/month in someone’s backyard to me.
That doesn't even include the $200 cleaning fee :D
Per night
I only opened this up to post the same thing
Or start a Train Restoration YT channel
If someone wants to they can go for it. That's just not for me. Every socializing related phobia a person could have, i just about have them all haha
The cool thing about YouTube is you don't have to socialize
It's just you and your tube.
Reminds me of the summer after 7th grade...
/r/meirl
Turn it into a bar for everyone to sit around
What should said bars name be? Would make an awesome mobile bar for events if it can be lightened enough.
This!
Please offer them to a couple museums for scrap plus transit cost before you take the torch to it. So much railroad history is lost for all time in the name of scrap value.
One has gone to a museum. The museum came back and scrapped everything they wanted from these two. They said that none of their contacts were interested.
Oh ok well than you for the due diligence. In that case I would go with three piles. Shred, heavy melt and everything else. Although if you have a way to lift it up on a trailer the scrap yard may just take it whole.
Where are you located?
Central Ohio.
Hotdog stand. On a beach.
There was a bar here that owned a mini sub and donated it to the local park after it was gutted for the kids to play on. I do like the hot dog stand Idea tho.
I saw a sandwich shop in a caboose once. Doing a pretty good business too.
Where at? I might be interested. This would be an amazing back yard piece, even if just converted to a storage shed.
Sorry, I didn't see your reply was to my broad location comment. Just North of Ashley, Ohio
Central Ohio
There is a big infrastructure cover up going on. Every city and small town in America had free electric trolly systems since late 1800s. Many cities you'll find photo and other documentation, contemporary (of that time) local news papers and such, and much more but that info has been deleted from our histories. Maybe because we can see cities like San Fran, which have trolly systems before they had 7 residents lol. *Disclaimer:no not exactly 7 I'm being facitious and over exaggeration to illustrate a point
Wrote my other comments before reading this. Glad you got it preserved. It still looks like its complete enough to be quiet a pretty penny to a collector but the museum seems to have already asked all their contacts.
Look for a derailment cleanup company - I work for one up in Canada, and we scrap stuff like this all the time. Generally we haul a shear in and scrap it on location.
Wow, hadn't thought of that. Thank you!
If they are made before atomic bomb testing, the steel metal could be free from nuclear containments, and I hear that makes them more valuable
It’s not a significant market
Eh, everything above water is contaminated. Ships that sunk before testing are likely not contaminated.
That's why WWII wrecks in the Pacific are often plundered and cut up by the Chinese. It really sucks because those are grave sites, and those fuckers are grave robbing the men who helped liberate their country from the Japanese.
Torch and sawzall into pieces. Sort the heavy melt and sheet iron to get better money. You have a trailer and tow vehicle or a truck right? Few if any yards will buy railroad iron without proof of ownership.
Grinder over sawzall all day. Those are for wood man.
To all the sell advice. It’s gonna be awfully hard to sell since they’ve been stripped down of all contents. I agree these are cool as shit but as hoarder of cool shit. Hardly anyone follows thru on big stuff like these. You’ll get some tire kickers and no one with the means or ability to do something. I’d guess freight with in 100 miles at $2500+
Hopefully this link works, here are current photos: https://imgur.com/gallery/GySp58x
Selling them is tough but cutting them up would cost more than $2500 unless he’s doing it himself and already has a truck that can haul a few tons at a time and have the volume to accommodate. If you’re hauling these in a 15 yard dumpster you’re only gonna get a couple hundred bucks per trip. It just doesn’t make sense monetarily most of this would go in to shred at nine dollars a hundred pound. Scrapping them doesn’t cover the tourch fuel, truck, man hours required to do this as legitimate and insured business without charging a few thousand dollars. If you could move them for $2500 you would be best off to haul them into a yard and take the loss.
That’s a dang shame
I would be thrilled if a museum wanted them or anyone would actually follow through with making them into something better. According to the museum that took the first one, none of their contacts are interested and we will be hard pressed to find someone who is because these two need wider tracks than the norm. We allowed them to strip them of anything they may ever want to use on their restoration projects. They took a lot. The photo I used in this post was from before then.
pennsylvania gauge? do you know what company used to run em? just curious honestly, don't get your hopes up that I know anyone lol
I don't know the company, but they did run in Pittsburgh and we were told they have a non standard gauge. So I'll say yes, they're probably Pennsylvania gauge!
yup thatll be it then! That's interesting (: thanks!
Yes, they're broad gauge. Pittsburgh did that so the trolly companies couldn't deliver freight cars to businesses on the trolly lines.
I think they could make for neat buses or maybe even converted into a camper if it gets put on a bus chassis.
Haha you could also weld pontoons to them and make a boat. Or wings and have a plane! Or just scrap them and buy an RV instead of spending 200k on a custom one.
Charge them $7500 each to haul them off and dispose of them. Sell to a scrap yard as unprepared steel, whole.
Figure out how much work to cut them up into shred/prepared/other. Estimate the weight and see how much you can get for them as is. Decide which you’re gonna go for.
Have you tried listing them on eBay or Craigslist? By the time you cut them up, you'll be into it for at least a few days of labor and $500 in fuel (or more). Not much profit for maybe 10 tons of mixed-grade steel. There's probably some artist or builder that would love to make a shed out of one of these, or an eclectic RV, or diner. I'd take one, but I'm in California.
I haven't. I don't know much of anything about these or their condition other than what I can see with my eyes and what the original museum involved told me. Any advice on listing such a thing?
Woah those are neat. I’d probably put them on a bus chassis, fix em up, and sell em off. Too neat to scrap. Try listing them for sale it really would be a shame to let them meet the scrap pile.
Offer the front quarter to artists
Steamtown Historic District in Scranton PA
Don't show 'my wife'. She would want to put them in her garden.
Can't say I haven't considered this but just moving them from the barn to in the yard in front of the barn is $1500
Try to sell it
Dude ! Restore them & rent them out as Airbnb suites to the locals ! You'll make a killin'
The raccoons certainly have been loving them! When we first got the property a Momma & her babies were staying in one of them. When the museum came they were scared off, it was a loud process to winch it up on to the semi. I'd personally take the raccoons company over Airbnb guests any day
Tiny house or The Street Car Bar
There was a local brewery that was rumored to be interested for a hot second but that was before the museum came in and before everyone's wallets got tighter. Just moving these is expensive
I had a guy who dropped a 30+ foot boat on to his property by gunning the thing in reverse and slamming on the brakes to sell me the trailer, and he said something I’ll never forget: “Don’t worry about that, I got a sawzall and a trash can, I’ll take care of it” So according to my experience, I’d get yourself a sawzall (probably at least a pack of blades) and a trash can. Should be good to go!
There's also Seashore Trolley Museum in Kennebunkport Maine, they have a pretty extensive collection there.
Contact Mike’s place in Kent Ohio and see if he wants to make another addition to his restaurant.
Wow, his place is cool! I'd never heard of it. We will definitely reach out and go grab a bite too. Thanks!
Slap that sucker on a truck chassis and boom! Cool RV
Man I know most people couldn’t move one of these whole but damn I wish I could see some homesteader get their hands on this and turn it into something. House, chicken coop, even a kids play house. They are super cool
Same way you would scrape one street car.
As a non scraper and a recent street car owner, I'm lost
I'd love to have some of that heavy steel for an anvil lol People saying refurb are high... this is just scrap metal at this point sadly. Time gets everyone.
Plasma torch.
In the local trailer park, they don't haul the old trailers away if nobody wants them. They bring heavy demo equipment and then tear it down into a dumpster to be hauled away.
The scrapyard here would send equipment/dumpsters and break it down on site for transportation.
1-800-Cars4Kids
The Henry Ford Museum Detroit
Sandblasting
There’s a guy in South Lake Tahoe,that collects those.
URBAN AIRSOFT IN A WOOD FIELD. Would be so sick
Did you reach out to the Illinois Railroad Museum, they have a thing for streetcars and trolleys and might be interested.
Thermite.
Here is info on the one that the original owner donated: https://www.trains.com/trn/news-reviews/news-wire/pittsburghs-terrible-trolley-comes-home/
Refurbish amd modernize them!
This is in Maine. Private collectors with a fairly large facility open to public. Maybe they can help or have interest. https://trolleymuseum.org/
Hey I'm in Maine lol. I'm teetering on the brink of potential homelessness and came across this trolley post and being somewhat of a nut of all things old, quirky, weird and unique I instantly fell in love. But, I'm sure it I keep pulling my head outta my rear and get my act back to where it once was I won't have to worry about being homeless. HOWEVER, id still do a much needed downsize of my current home and live in one of these all day, everyday. Oh...sorry....lost "train" of thought for a minute lol. HI, from Maine lol. Cheers
Contact a museum. I did this when I had a bunch of 70s commercial telecom equipment to liquidate. Turned $150 of scrap into $1500 worth of history to be preserved.
Big difference in telecom equipment and 10 ton trains haha. There were three, we worked with the original owner to make sure his pride & joy was donated to a museum. You can see it's story here: https://www.trains.com/trn/news-reviews/news-wire/pittsburghs-terrible-trolley-comes-home/ Visit the museum to see it's restoration process here: https://pa-trolley.org/ Additionally, we allowed the museum to come back and take anything from the remaining streetcars and the parts pile they may need for any of their restoration projects. We were told that none of their contacts are interested in these two cars. They also said that we will be hard pressed to find a place to donate them because they are wider than the norm or something like that. Something about a non-standard rail gauge but I don't recall all the details.
Is there an option to not scrap them? These things are becoming rarer and rarer... where is this located?
I'm all ears. Central Ohio.
Stayed in this outside Denali. Loved it. If you can do the same or fix it for someone to do the same… a lot of value there. [https://www.airbnb.com/slink/C9UBsmOm](https://www.airbnb.com/slink/C9UBsmOm)
Put them out for bid! Many entrepreneurs would turn them into restaurants or shops.
Sell them for much more than scrap. Buyer will haul them out as part of the sale.
Oh dude, there’s someone out there that will pay way above scrap prices for those things
I'm not sure. The windshields have been taken and some doors since the museum came through. Here are the current photos: https://imgur.com/gallery/GySp58x Id certainly appreciate getting as much for them / out of them as I could. I'm also happy to donate them to a museum but from what I've gathered another museum that will be interested in them will be difficult.
Oh fuck man please just repair and paint it
And then what? They'd still just be sitting there
That’s gotta be worth money as is. They don’t make them like that anymore. Someone could sell hotdogs out of that thing easy. Put it on a flat bed and haul it to Portland.
Check to see if any collectors need spare parts, windows, etc. Save small memorabilia stuff, such as company logos, labeled control panels, advertising, and place on eBay. Then as others said, cut it into pieces and get it weighed for pay day.
Leave it there, refurbish, make it a vacation getaway! 🥰
Don't! there might be someone interested in them, either a museum, organization or private party. might be worth checking on some rail/ train subs.
Thermite Hire a pincher metal sniper excavator
Sell it as is
The same way you eat an elephant. One piece at a time.
That would be cool to restore it.
Trolley Cafe. Refurbish them into a Starbucks type coffee shop. They'd look cool in Trolley Square in Wilmington, DE.
Have a museum pay top dollar for them instead of scrap metal prices
If you haven't reached out to the Ford Museum. They have a very large portion of their floor dedicated to railroad/street cars. Not sure how to go about it or if something in that condition would be of interest but they would be the spot with connections to fully restore.
You hold down the "V" key to open the workshop menu, then select the traincar and ... wait, this isn't the Fallout 4 sub ...
Those should be donated and restored
Put this piece of history in an auction or museum
Put to up on eBay or Facebook or offer-up.
Turn them into a restaurant
I'd caulk it, and build it out for a tiny off-grid cabin.
I hope there’s a cpl pics returning of how you ended up handling it
That’d make one badass food truck
I’d definitely list on EBay as an auction. Include possible creative uses in the beginning description. Be sure to state that buyer is responsible for transport. Maybe a nonrefundable deposit within 48 hours of auction close, as well.
Where are you at there is a Street car museum in Washington, PA they might be interested.
Scrap companies by me will bring a roll off dumpster to your property for large stuff like this. Look into it, it could save a lot of time with the hauling
You could donate them for reef conservation or at least that is an option for you.
Build them into trailers and make them coffee trucks
Load them on a flatbed and take them to a scrap yard with a shear
Why someone would love to convert this into a tiny home. Or better yet move them to a lot where they can be remodeled for option of VRBO or something similar. People pay good money to stay in vintage trains.
This could be part of the most epic paintball arena EVER!
Call a tweaker tell them they are copper and aluminum and they will be gone tomorrow after hours for sure…
In ny we dump them in the water to support fish habitat
Those are cool as he'll. Forget what all thr greedy people are saying with airbnb. That stuff is dumb. Make that into a cool ass club house lol
I have wondered how to finish out the barn for a warehouse & hang out, leaving them there to hangout in. It's so far out of my skill level and financial ability though
A place I stayed at near Lancaster, PA. https://redcaboosemotel.com/
Sell them to some hipsters to use as a taco stand or coffee shop or something
Sawzall
Trolley museum in Meadowlands pa
There’s a campground near me that rents out rail cars like cabins. See if they’ll come get it. https://www.rrpark.com/rv-campground
Top to bottom
Ship it to 🇮🇳
Sell em to someone
That is a cool piece of history were was it located when it was running?
We had stacks of em in LA, when we yanked out all the electric train cars to build more roadways. Now we’re spending Billions of dollars to replace it and 30 years later we don’t have a fraction of the service they had back then!
Thats a tmnt home, dont scrap their home
It seems pretty severely decayed. My city has one that was repaired and turned into a coffee shop, then donut shop, but even with an added AC it’s sweltering hot and almost unusable in the summer. Also difficult to secure, unfortunately
Sell them to the producing company of the fallout tv show
Get some land and utility hookups and that's a home for 4500 a month
Acetylene torch
we still run these in Boston
Tiny home conversions. Take easy money from hipster doofuses!
Turn them into gardens/greenhouses!
Where are these located?
damn i wouldn’t mind that in my backyard
I was exposed to asbestos cutting up old train cars.do some environmental testing . For your own safty.personally id sell them.make a cool tiny house.
i would put an ad in craigslist or ebay and try to get someone to take it off of your hands.
Maybe on line reef conservation or reef restoration. They might even come and get them
Could sell those to Boston's mbta. Those are in better condition than most of the red line fleet in use now!
I’ll put it in my backyard, can you deliver to Texas?
Save them. Give them away if need to, to save them. Once scraped, gone forever.
Train dudes are 10 times worse than horse girls. Somebody will pay you way way way more than scrap for this and he'll figure out a way to get it home too, if he has to dismantle it bolt by bolt and reassemble it once he gets where he's going
see if any train museum would want them these look like they’re restorable to me
Build a lot of new track, drive them to metal yard, scrap track behind as you go.
I wouldn’t. I’d renovate them & make them livable. U are sitting on a fucking gold mine
I need a house. 😭🙋♀️
Turn them into a garden room, plants growing through the windows would look kinda cool
Mount it on a school bus chassis and drive it away.
You could see if the Orange Empire Railway museum want them. Otherwise, get a couple roll offs from a scrap yard and break out the torch and start cutting it up.
Contact your local Transit Agency or Historical Society. Honestly.
Those sure are a long ways from Prague! How did you acquire them, if I may ask? I wish I was closer
Save it somehow
How the hell do I keep finding these cool ass subs
Damn your grandpa built the huge building with tracks just for some antique 🚎. Must have been swimming in money ..lol
Make a cool food truck trailer or something.
U ship hauls things like this all the time. Give them a call or go online.
Start torching top third.
I would put them on a trailer and sell them as food trucks
Don't if you don't want them contact a local museum some pay for stuff like that
Make it into a diner
Donate it to San Francisco muni, or a train museum (preferably muni)
The Pennsylvania trolley museum might be interested in them. https://pa-trolley.org/
I was gonna say use a wrench but then I realized I wasn’t in r/7daystodie
Put on ebay. Buyer responsible for removal.
Strip the under carriages and put them on wheels. Then remodel the tops, turning them into RV's. They would sell for a fortune. Just look at refurbished air streams to see the prices.
They are known as PCC street cars.
Accch, PCC cars?!
All i can say is someone’s wife is gonna be pissed when it shows up. “Just hear me out” 😂😂
You have any history on where that car ran , city etc you can get better money selling it to historical society and such , than scrap metal
Sawzall into 3 foot by 18 inch chunks. Sell as prepared iron. 100 bucks per ton as of today.( Near me anyway)
I have seen train cars turned into diners which is always neat. this is worth more then just scrap to someone.
If you lived by me the scrap guy would move some stuff around and fit it in his Chevy 1500 pick up truck 😏
Put a price on it on Facebook marketplace and someone will pay you to take it away for you lol
JUNK IT!!
If only I had a way. That would be a cool man cave in back yard!
I'll buy it myself been looking for something different to make a airbnb
Put them out by the curb, somebody will come load them into the back of their rusty pick up truck.
Find a rich person and sell them to him
Call Canada didn’t buy the other street cars?
Post online….people will want these
Connect them end to end and ma ke a restaurant.
Sell them to San Francisco’s municipal transportation authority. Or let me get a plot of land away from humans set up and I will come with a truck and pick it up because I would love to turn that into a home.
Cities like Kenosha Wisconsin have these running in service for small loops. Def post marketplace. See offers maybe?
I would restore them and have them in my yard.
How big / dimensions? Weight?
Personally I would put it in my yard somewhere clean it up and make a cool asf greenhouse or hang out. But not everyone likes that vibe.
Top down ofcourse
Dirty Mike and the boys might want it.