East Troy Electric No. 64

East Troy Electric 64 was originally built in Philadelphia by Brill for the Philadelphia & Western in 1927. Originally P&W 64, later renumbered to SEPTA 164, and used in third rail de-icing service in the 1980's. The car was bought and restored by the East Troy Electric Railroad in 1993. In 2010 the car was traded to the Electric City Trolley Museum in Scranton in exchange for three Cleveland PCC cars from Trollyville USA in 2010. Below two views of East Troy Electric 64 at the Cedar Avenue car barn, from Saturday, September 28, 2013.

Above, Philadelphia Suburban passing East Troy Electric 64 at the Cedar Avenue car barn on Saturday, September 29, 2013.