AB Standard (New York City Subway car)
Summary of differences within the AB Standard fleet

AB Standard (New York City Subway car)

Section Title: Summary of differences within the AB Standard fleet
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Car Numbers	Type	Builder	Overhauled?	Roof Ventilator Type	Heaters	Rollsign Placement	Side Window Sash

#2000-#2399	Motors	American Car & Foundry	No	Grill	Gold Car Heating	Door Pocket Window	Wooden

#2400-#2499	Motors	American Car & Foundry	Yes (1958–1960)	Grill	P. Smith	Door Pocket Window	Wooden

#2500-#2599	Motors	American Car & Foundry	Yes (1958–1960)	Box	P. Smith	Side Window	Wooden

#2600-#2799	Motors	Pressed Steel Car Co.	Yes (1958–1960)	Clerestory	Gold Car Heating	Side Window	Brass

#2800-#2899	Motors	Pressed Steel Car Co.	#2899 only (1958–1960)	Clerestory	Gold Car Heating	Side Window	Brass

#4000-#4049	Trailers	Pressed Steel Car Co.	No	Clerestory	Gold Car Heating	Side Window	Brass

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Three different vent types were used on AB Standard (New York City Subway car): grill type (2000–2499), box type (2500–2599), and clerestory type (2600–2899, 4000–4049).
The Three different vent types of the Standards are grill type (2000–2499), box type (2500–2599) and clerestory type (2600–2899, 4000–4049).
Three different vent types were used on Standards: grill type (2000–2499), box type (2500–2599) and clerestory type (2600–2899, 4000–4049).

final_sentence: Three different vent types were used on AB Standard (New York City Subway car): grill type (2000–2499), box type (2500–2599), and clerestory type (2600–2899, 4000–4049).
final_sentence: The Three different vent types of the Standards are grill type (2000–2499), box type (2500–2599) and clerestory type (2600–2899, 4000–4049).
final_sentence: Three different vent types were used on Standards: grill type (2000–2499), box type (2500–2599) and clerestory type (2600–2899, 4000–4049).