Trolleybuses in Seattle
2000–2016

Trolleybuses in Seattle

Section Title: 2000–2016
Table Section Text: None

Original fleet numbers	Orig. qty.	Manufacturer	Electrical equipment	Model	Year built	Configuration	Notes	Image

700–799	100	PCF-Brill	General Electric	40SMT	1940	Standard (two-axle)	Built by Pacific Car and Foundry, under license from Brill (No. 700 built entirely by Brill).	-

800–934	135	Twin Coach	Westinghouse	41GWFT	1940	Standard	Last units retired in January 1978. Renumbered three times during their service lives, due mostly to fleet number consolidation after retirements of several vehicles.	-

935–943	9	Twin Coach	GE	41GWFT	1942–43	Standard	Retired in 1966.

944–952	9	Twin Coach	Westinghouse	41GWFT	1942–43	Standard	Retired in 1971.

953–976	24	Twin Coach	Westinghouse	44GTT	1943	Standard	Last units retired in January 1978. Renumbered three times during their service lives. Final number series was 634–641.

977–1006	30	Pullman-Standard	GE	41CA-100-44CX	1943–44	Standard	Last units retired in January 1978. The 15 units surviving in 1974 (all 1944-built) were renumbered 642–656.	-

900–910, 912–1009	109	AM General	Randtronics/ GE	10240T	1979	Standard	The first wheelchair lift-equipped Seattle trolleybuses. Last units retired in 2003.	-

1050	1	Renault	PER180	1981/82	Articulated, dual-mode	Temporary member of fleet, on loan from manufacturer for 1½ years in 1982–83.	-

4000–4045	46	M.A.N.	Siemens	MAN SG-T310	1986–87	Articulated	Prototype 4000 built in 1985, delivered January 1986. Last units retired in 2007.	-

5000–5235	236	Breda	AEG/Westinghouse (and Detroit Diesel 6V92TA diesel engines)	ADPB350	1988–91	Articulated, dual-mode	Prototypes 5000–5003 built in 1988; remainder in 1990–91. Used exclusively on routes serving the Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel until 2005, not on the surface trolleybus system.	-

4100–4199	100	Gillig	GE/Alstom	Phantom-ETB	2001–02	Standard	Reused some propulsion equipment from the AM General trolleybuses, along with some new components. Last units retired in 2016.	-

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1940 Twin Coach, and 2002 Gillig were two of Seattle's trolleybuses.

final_sentence: 1940 Twin Coach, and 2002 Gillig were two of Seattle's trolleybuses.