R4

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A random selection of images of the R4
(click here to see the photo captions only)


(image 32408)

Photo by: Richard Panse


(image 1882)

Collection of: Joe Testagrose


(image 47578)

Photo by: Christopher Esposito


(image 76686)

Photo by: Zach Summer


(image 50243)

Photo by: Gary Chatterton


(image 78710)

Photo by: Chris Reidy


(image 1871)

Collection of: David Pirmann


(image 52555)

Photo by: Anthony Maimone


(image 27492)

Photo by: Peter Ehrlich


(image 1869)

Photo by: Joe Testagrose


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R4 Drawing


DesignationDivisionUnit NumbersManufacturerYears
R4IND400-899American Car & Foundry1932-1933

Length over
Anticlimbers

60' 2.5"
Width at
Door Sills

10' 0"
Total
Weight

84,503 lbs.
Height from
Railhead

12' 2"
Height, Railhead
to Floor

3' 9 1/8"
Seating
Capacity

56

Car Notes

  Preserved
(Or Saved for Preservation)
  Converted to Work Service
(Might Still Exist)
  Wrecked/Damaged in Accident
(Possibly Repaired)
... Several cars converted to work motor service, numbers M503-M506, M551-M556, M900-M920.
... One car converted to alcohol sprayer cars, numbers AL470.
401 (aka 491) Survives, operable, stored at Coney Island Yard. Formerly used as a training car at Jamaica Yard and numbered 491. Was moved to Coney Island in 1998 for restoration. Two missing side doors were provided by R1 175.


(image 1920)

Photo by: Sidney Keyles


(image 28601)

Photo by: David Pirmann


(image 34132)

Photo by: David Pirmann

 
404, 690 Involved in collision near Church Avenue, 6/27/1967. 404 seriously damaged.
467 First first-generation IND subway car to be retrofitted with headlights, in 1962.
472 Scrapped after collision; also involved R1 212 and 378; 2/17/1936.
484 Survives at New York Transit Museum. Outfitted with "bullseye" lighting and experimental PA system in 1946. Operable (operated the first R-type fan trip in many years on 6/8/2003, plus several others).


(image 1966)

Photo by: Steve Hoskins


(image 25945)

Photo by: Frank Hicks


(image 25491)

Photo by: Brian Weinberg

 
744 Outfitted with "bullseye" lighting and experimental PA system in 1946.
800 Survives at Seashore Trolley Museum in operational condition.


(image 1958)

Collection of: David Pirmann


(image 1962)

Photo by: Todd Glickman


(image 28344)

Photo by: Michael Pompili

 
825 Survives at Trolley Museum of New York.


(image 1964)

Photo by: David Pirmann


(image 1965)

Photo by: David Pirmann

   

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