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| Number | Famous for | Pictures |
 -7771 |
Canarsie School Cars | From nycsubway.org |
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R22-style end door | From TransferPoint  |
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R62-style interior | From TransferPoint |
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One hinged window installed (the remaining windows were of the old design). | From nycsubway.org |
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Rail Adhesion Car | No |
 -9295 |
First IRT cars retrofitted with air conditioning | No |
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First R33WF car | From nycsubway.org |
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has one of its original ceiling fans | No |
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Subway Series 2000 R33WF car | From nycsubway.org  |
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Unusual ceiling fans | No |
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Interior similar to that of other mainline cars | No |
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Green "EXP" sign | From TransferPoint |
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First R36WF car | From TransferPoint  |
 -9357 |
Subway Series 2000 cars | From nycsubway.org  |
 -9361 |
Subway Series 2000 cars | From nycsubway.org |
 -9395 |
Subway Series 2000 cars | From nycsubway.org |
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Lower side number plate | From TransferPoint |
 -9413 |
Subway Series 2000 cars | From nycsubway.org  |
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State of Rhode Island | From nycsubway.org   |
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Unusual side "picture window": four panes instead of five. | From TransferPoint |
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LCD LOCAL/EXP Signs, Interior similar to that of other mainline cars | From TransferPoint  |
 -9577 |
Blue borders on windows | From TransferPoint  |
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Irregular character spacing on number plate | From TransferPoint |
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Neighborhood Youth Corps | No |
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Green "EXP" sign | From TransferPoint |
 -9713 |
Subway Series 2000 cars | From TransferPoint |
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Old #7 Line strip map used to be exposed, LCD LOCAL/EXP Signs | From TransferPoint  From nycsubway.org  |
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State of Missouri | From nycsubway.org   |
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts | No |
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State of Vermont | From nycsubway.org   |
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State of Kansas | From nycsubway.org   |
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Last R36WF car | From nycsubway.org  |
| 9564-9565-9309-9582-9583-9584-9585-9617-9616-9587-9586 | Last train of Redbirds to run inpassenger service. | Here's a start. |
A Note on Colors & Stripes:
The stripes that appear on the number plate graphics on this page represent the stripes the actual cars had the last time I saw them. If "World's Fair" (WF) colors (blue & white) appear with the number plate, the car had the feature described only when it was in WF colors. Stripes (if any) reflect the stripes the car most recently had. Text inside the stripe indicates that the car was named. The name also appears in the "Famous for" column.