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| '''Area served''' || San Francisco, California
| '''Area served''' || San Francisco, California
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| '''Number of routes''' || 82
| '''Number of routes''' || 82
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| '''Anual ridership)''' || 222,991,005 (2013)
| '''Anual ridership''' || 222,991,005 (2013)
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| '''Website:''' || [http://www.sfmta.com www.sfmta.com]
| '''Website:''' || [http://www.sfmta.com www.sfmta.com]
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*'''Potrero Yard:''' 1899 Bryant St, San Francisco, CA 94110
*'''Potrero Yard:''' 1899 Bryant St, San Francisco, CA 94110
*'''Presidio Yard:''' 949 Presidio Ave, San Francisco, CA 94115
*'''Presidio Yard:''' 949 Presidio Ave, San Francisco, CA 94115
*'''Woods Yard:''' 1098 23rd St, San Francisco, CA 94107
*'''Woods Yard:''' 1098 23rd St, San Francisco, CA 94107 (Opened on July 5, 1975)


==Routes==
==Routes==
''For a list of MUNI bus routes, please see: '''[[San Francisco Municipal Railway routes]]'''.
''For a list of MUNI bus routes, please see: '''[[San Francisco Municipal Railway routes]]'''.


==Diesel & Hybrid Bus Roster==
==Diesel, Hybrid & Battery Bus Roster==
===Active===
===Active===
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" class=sortable
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!Garage
!Garage
!Notes
!Notes
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 5001-5003|5001-5003]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 5003-a.jpg|128px]]
|2020
|[[New Flyer|NFI]]
|[[New Flyer Industries XE40|XE40]]
|[[Siemens ELFA2]]
|Direct Drive
|Woods
|align=left|
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 5004-5006|5004-5006]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 5006-a.jpg|128px]]
|2020
|[[BYD Auto|BYD]]
|[[BYD_Auto_K9|K9MD]]<ref>[https://en.byd.com/news/byd-k9md-selected-for-san-francisco-mta-pilot-project/ "BYD K9MD Selected for San Francisco MTA Pilot Project".] Press release. BYD Auto, 04 August 2021.</ref>
|2 x BYD TYC-150A
|Direct Drive
|Woods
|align=left|
|-align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 5007-5009|5007-5009]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 5009-a.jpg|128px]]
|2020
|[[Proterra]]
|[[Proterra ZX5|ZX5 40']]
|2 x Parker GVM310
|Eaton EEV-7202 2-speed auto-shift EV transmission
|Woods
|align=left|
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 5010-5012|5010-5012]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 5010-a.jpg|128px]]
|2022
|[[Nova Bus]]
|[[Nova Bus LFSe+|LFSe+]]
|[[BAE Systems]] [[BAE Systems#Series-EV|HDS200 Series-EV]]
|Direct Drive
|Woods
|align=left|
*Procured in November 2021.<ref>[https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/nova-bus-announces-new-order-for-3-electric-buses-to-san-francisco-municipal-transportation-agency-301414369.html "Nova Bus announces new order for 3 electric buses to San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency".] Novabus Press Release - PR Newswire, 02 November 2021.</ref><ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20211114070030/https://dailysanfranciscobaynews.com/nova-bus-proclaims-new-order-for-3-electrical-buses-to-san-francisco-municipal-transportation-company/ Daily San Francisco Bay News - LFSe+ order]</ref>
*5010 was delivered in November 2022 and entered service on 5/3/2023.
*5010 is a 2022 model
*5011-5012 are 2023 models
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|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 6500-6554|6500-6554]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 6500-6554|6500-6554]]
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*Transferred to Islais Creek from late 2016 to early 2018.
*Transferred to Islais Creek from late 2016 to early 2018.
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|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 6560-6587|6560-6587]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 6560-6584|6560-6584]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 6562-a.jpg|128px]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 6570-a.jpg |128px]]
|2015-2016
|2015-2016
|[[New Flyer Industries|NFI]]
|[[New Flyer Industries|NFI]]
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*Remaining options from an original contract awarded in December 2014.<ref name=newflyer2016>[https://www.newflyer.com/rss/787-san-francisco-municipal-transportation-agency-exercises-options-for-167-new-flyer-xcelsior%C2%AE-buses San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency Exercises Options for 167 New Flyer Xcelsior® Buses]</ref>
*Remaining options from an original contract awarded in December 2014.<ref name=newflyer2016>[https://www.newflyer.com/rss/787-san-francisco-municipal-transportation-agency-exercises-options-for-167-new-flyer-xcelsior%C2%AE-buses San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency Exercises Options for 167 New Flyer Xcelsior® Buses]</ref>
*6560-6574 were built in 2015.
*6560-6574 were built in 2015.
*6585-6587 were delivered with white exterior numbers while the others were delivered with black exterior numbers. They were also delivered with A/C.
*Delivery began around January 2016. All of units entered service by December 2016.
*Delivery began around January 2016. 6585-6587 were delivered in September 2016. All of units entered service by December 2016.
*Transferred to Islais Creek division in 2017-2018.
*Transferred to Islais Creek division in 2017-2018.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 6588-6628|6588-6628]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 6585-6628|6585-6628]]
|[[File:SF MUNI 6604.jpg|128px]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 6604-a.jpeg|128px]]
|2016-2017
|2016-2017
|[[New Flyer Industries|NFI]]
|[[New Flyer Industries|NFI]]
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*Remaining options from an original contract awarded in December 2014.<ref name=newflyer2016>[https://www.newflyer.com/rss/787-san-francisco-municipal-transportation-agency-exercises-options-for-167-new-flyer-xcelsior%C2%AE-buses San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency Exercises Options for 167 New Flyer Xcelsior® Buses]</ref>
*Remaining options from an original contract awarded in December 2014.<ref name=newflyer2016>[https://www.newflyer.com/rss/787-san-francisco-municipal-transportation-agency-exercises-options-for-167-new-flyer-xcelsior%C2%AE-buses San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency Exercises Options for 167 New Flyer Xcelsior® Buses]</ref>
*Delivered with A/C.
*Delivered with A/C.
*Production was scheduled for June 2016. Delivery started in October 2016 and finished in May 2017. All units entered service by June 2017.
*Production was scheduled for June 2016.  
*6588-6604 transferred to Islais Creek division in 2018.
*Delivery started in September 2016 and finished in May 2017. All units entered service by June 2017.
*6585-6604 transferred to Islais Creek division in 2018.
*6605-6609 transferred to Islais Creek division in February 2020.  
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 6629-6697|6629-6697]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 6629-6697|6629-6697]]
|[[File:SF MUNI 6653.jpg|128px]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 6653-a.jpg|128px]]
|2017-2018
|2017-2018
|[[New Flyer Industries|NFI]]
|[[New Flyer Industries|NFI]]
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*Some units were spotted at Islais Creek in summer 2018.
*Some units were spotted at Islais Creek in summer 2018.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8101-8235|8101-8235]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8501-8530|8501-8530]]
|[[Image:San Francisco MUNI 8206-a.jpg|128px]]
|[[Image:San Francisco MUNI 8508-a.jpeg |128px]]
|2000
|2007
|[[Neoplan USA]]  
|[[Orion Bus Industries|OBI]]-[[Daimler Buses North America|DBNA]]
|[[Neoplan USA AN440|AN440A]]
|[[Orion Bus Industries 'Orion VII'|Orion VII HEV<br>(07.503)]]
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins ISM|ISM]]  
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins ISB|ISB]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison Bus Series|B500R]]  
|[[BAE Systems]] [[BAE Systems HybriDrive|HybriDrive]]<br> hybrid system
|Woods, 2000-present<hr>Kirkland, 2000-2019<hr>Islais Creek, 2014-present
|Woods, 2007-present<hr>Kirkland, 2007-2009
|align="left" |
|align="left" |
*8101 was a 2000 model built in 1999.
*SLA battery systems were replaced with Lithium ion batteries.
*The majority of the 8100's had their engine cooling systems & fans retrofitted 2 times in 2000-2001 due to noise complaints. Later units delivered did not have cooling fan issues.
*8501-8503 originally operated out of Kirkland until late 2009.
*25 units were rehabbed in 2010-2011.
*All units were transferred back to Woods in late August 2020 and re-entered service.
*50 units were rehabbed in 2013.
*Currently being retired as of June 2022. 16 units remain in service.
*Some units began to transfer to Islais Creek in August 2016 and from December 2016 to 2018 for training use & reserve fleet.
|-align="center"
*Currently being retired, starting in summer 2016.
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8531-8560|8531-8560]]
**18 units remain in service/for training.
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 8538-a.jpg|128px]]
*8101 was bought & preserved by a private owner.
|2021-2022
*8136 caught on fire on 5/11/2017 and retired.
|[[ElDorado National|ENC]]
*8173 caught on fire and was destroyed on 6/4/2002.<ref>[https://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Fire-engulfs-Muni-bus-no-injuries-2830715.php www.sfgate.com]</ref> It was stored at Islais Creek circa mid-2005 and was scrapped by January 2011.
|[[ElDorado National E-Z Rider II BRT|EZ Rider II BRT HEV 30']]
*8120 & 8225 were involved in accidents in fall 2018 and retired.
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins B4.5 and B6.7|B6.7]]
*8218 retired in March 2019, but returned to service/(training) in May 2019.
|[[Allison]] [[Allison EP System|H 40 EP]]
*8219 was damaged in an accident on 1/3/2017 and retired shortly after.
|Woods
|align=left|
*8531 was delivered at Woods Division in November 2021.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/posts/4602537496506294/ www.facebook.com]</ref>
*8536 was spotted in Patterson, CA during delivery in June 2022.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/posts/5241210249305679/ www.facebook.com]</ref>, entered service on 9/10/2022.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8301-8371|8301-8371]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8601-8662|8601-8662]]
|[[Image:San Francisco MUNI 8365-a.jpg|128px]]
|[[Image:SF MUNI 8615.jpeg |128px]]
|2002
|2013
|[[Neoplan USA]]  
|[[New Flyer Industries|NFI]]
|[[Neoplan USA AN440|AN440A]]
|[[New Flyer Industries XDE40|XDE40]]
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins ISM|ISM]]  
|8601-8623:<br> [[Cummins]] [[Cummins ISL|ISL9]]<hr>8624-8662:<br> [[Cummins]] [[Cummins ISB|ISB6.7]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison Bus Series|B500R]]
|8601-8623:<br> [[Allison]] [[Allison EP System|H 50 EP]] hybrid system<hr>8624-8662:<br> [[BAE Systems]] [[BAE Systems HybriDrive|HybriDrive]] hybrid system
|Woods, 2002-present<hr>Kirkland, 2002-2019<hr>Islais Creek, 2014-present
|Woods
|align="left" |
|align="left"|
*9 units were rehabbed in 2010-2011.
*<ref>[http://www.newflyer.com/index/20012_09_10_san_francisco_orders SAN FRANCISCO MUNICIPAL TRANSPORTATION AGENCY APPROVES PURCHASE OF 45 HYBRID BUSES], www.newflyer.com, retrieved on 2013-01-02</ref>
*30 units were rehabbed in 2013.
*Delivery began around March 2013.
*Some units began to transfer to Islais Creek in September 2016 and from December 2016 to 2018 for training use & reserve fleet.
*Currently being retired, starting in December 2016.
**15 units remain in service/for training.
*8350 retired in late September 2018 and is preserved by MUNI.
*8319 was damaged in an accident in late 2014 and retired.
*8320 was damaged in an accident and suffered fire damage from the car on 9/16/2017. It retired.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8401-8456|8401-8456]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8701-8750|8701-8750]]
|[[Image:San Francisco MUNI 8437-a.jpg|128px]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 8705-a.jpg |128px]]
|2007
|[[Orion Bus Industries|OBI]]
|[[Orion Bus Industries 'Orion VII'|Orion VII HEV<br>(07.501)]]
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins ISB|ISB]]
|[[BAE Systems]] [[BAE Systems HybriDrive|HybriDrive]]<br>hybrid system
|Woods
|align="left" |
*8401 is a 2005 model built in 2006.
*SLA battery systems were replaced with Lithium ion batteries.
*A number of units are parked out of service at Woods Division as of 2018.
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8501-8530|8501-8530]]
|[[Image:San Francisco MUNI 8503-a.jpg|128px]]
|2007
|[[Orion Bus Industries|OBI]]
|[[Orion Bus Industries 'Orion VII'|Orion VII HEV<br>(07.503)]]
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins ISB|ISB]]
|[[BAE Systems]] [[BAE Systems HybriDrive|HybriDrive]]<br> hybrid system
|Woods, 2007?-present<hr>Kirkland, 2007-2009
|align="left" |
*SLA battery systems were replaced with Lithium ion batteries.
*8501-8503 originally operated out of Kirkland until late 2009.
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8601-8662|8601-8662]]
|[[Image:San Francisco MUNI 8651-a.jpg|128px]]
|2013
|2013
|[[New Flyer Industries|NFI]]
|[[New Flyer Industries|NFI]]
|[[New Flyer Industries XDE40|XDE40]]
|[[New Flyer Industries XDE40|XDE40]]
|8601-8623:<br> [[Cummins]] [[Cummins ISL|ISL9]]<hr>8624-8662:<br> [[Cummins]] [[Cummins ISB|ISB6.7]]
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins ISB|ISB6.7]]
|8601-8623:<br> [[Allison]] [[Allison EP System|H 50 EP]] hybrid system<hr>8624-8662:<br> [[BAE Systems]] [[BAE Systems HybriDrive|HybriDrive]] hybrid system
|[[BAE Systems]] [[BAE Systems HybriDrive|HybriDrive]]<br>hybrid system
|Woods
|Woods, 2013-2018, 2019-present<hr>Kirkland, 2016-2020, 2021-2022
|align="left"|
|align="left"|
*<ref>[http://www.newflyer.com/index/20012_09_10_san_francisco_orders SAN FRANCISCO MUNICIPAL TRANSPORTATION AGENCY APPROVES PURCHASE OF 45 HYBRID BUSES], www.newflyer.com, retrieved on 2013-01-02</ref>
*Delivery began around October 2013. Entered service in early 2014.
*Delivery began around March 2013.
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8701-8750|8701-8750]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 8729-a.jpg|128px]]
|2013
|[[New Flyer Industries|NFI]]
|[[New Flyer Industries XDE40|XDE40]]
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins ISB|ISB6.7]]
|[[BAE Systems]] [[BAE Systems HybriDrive|HybriDrive]]<br>hybrid system
|Woods, 2013-2018, 2019-present<hr>Kirkland, 2016-present
|align="left"|
*Delivery began around October 2013. Entered service in early 2014.
*Transferred to Kirkland from December 2016 to February 2018.
*Transferred to Kirkland from December 2016 to February 2018.
**Lower units began to transfer back to Woods in February 2019 due to the arrival of 8900's at Kirkland.
*Lower units began to transfer back to Woods in February 2019 due to the arrival of 8900's at Kirkland.  
*All units transferred to Woods by April 2020.
*8741-8750 transferred back to Kirkland on 8/14/2021.
*All units were transferred to Woods by 2022.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8751-8780|8751-8780]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8751-8780|8751-8780]]
|[[File:SF MUNI 8770.jpg|128px]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 8770-a.jpg|128px]]
|2017
|2017
|[[New Flyer Industries|NFI]]
|[[New Flyer Industries|NFI]]
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|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins B6.7|B6.7]]
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins B6.7|B6.7]]
|[[BAE Systems]] [[BAE Systems HybriDrive|HybriDrive Series-E]]
|[[BAE Systems]] [[BAE Systems HybriDrive|HybriDrive Series-E]]
|Kirkland
|Kirkland, 2017-present<hr>Woods, 2020-present
|align="left"|
|align="left"|
*Delivered with A/C.
*Delivered with A/C.
*Delivery began in summer 2017.
*Delivery began in summer 2017 and continued in October to November 2017.
**8751 was spotted during delivery in South San Francisco on 7/2/2017. 8754 & 8761 were spotted in SF on 9/30/2017. 8779 was spotted at the New Flyer plant on 9/30/2017.
*All units entered service by December 2017.
*The first unit entered service on 10/2/2017.
*8751-8760 were transferred to Woods in March 2022.
*Delivered from October to November 2017. All units entered service by December 2017.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8800-8823|8800-8823]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8800-8823|8800-8823]]
|[[File:SF_MUNI_8807.jpg|128px]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 8807-a.jpg|128px]]
|2016
|2016
|[[New Flyer Industries|NFI]]
|[[New Flyer Industries|NFI]]
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|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8824-8901|8824-8901]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8824-8901|8824-8901]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 8827-a.jpg|128px]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 8828-a.jpeg |128px]]
|2016-2017
|2016-2017
|[[New Flyer Industries|NFI]]
|[[New Flyer Industries|NFI]]
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|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8902-8969|8902-8969]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8902-8969|8902-8969]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 8902-a.jpg|128px]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 8903-a.jpeg |128px]]
|2018-2019
|2018-2019
|[[New Flyer Industries|NFI]]
|[[New Flyer Industries|NFI]]
|[[New Flyer Industries XDE40|XDE40]]
|[[New Flyer Industries XDE40|XDE40]]
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins L9|L9]]
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins L9|L9]]
|[[BAE Systems]] [[BAE Systems|HybriDrive Series-E]]
|[[BAE Systems]] [[BAE Systems|HybriDrive Series-ER]]
|Kirkland
|Kirkland
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*8902 was delivered in July 2018. It entered service on 8/12/2018.
*8902 was delivered in July 2018. It entered service on 8/12/2018.
*8969 was the last to enter service on 4/15/2019.
*8969 was the last to enter service on 4/15/2019.
*All units have extended batteries that allow them to run on battery mode in some parts of the city.  
*All units have extended batteries that allow them to run on battery mode in some parts of the city.
|}
|}


===On order===
===Retired===
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{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" class=sortable
!Fleet<br>Number(s)
!Fleet<br>Number(s)
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!Notes
!Notes
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco 034-040|034-040]]
|
|
|1934-1937
|[[White Motor Company|White]]
|[[White Motor Company 684|684]]
|[[White Motor Company|White]]<br>(gasoline 146 hp)
|Manual
|?
|align=left|
*[https://www.facebook.com/groups/AmericanTruckHistoricalSociety/permalink/10156648794901221/ 034 image]
*[http://www.sfu.ca/person/dearmond/set/Trans_Web/M3/San%20Francisco/SF.R1.jpg 039 image]<ref>[http://www.sfu.ca/person/dearmond/set/Trans_Web/M3/San%20Francisco/SF.etb.photo7.htm www.sfu.ca]</ref>
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 042-062|042-062]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 042-a.jpg|128px]]
|1938
|[[White Motor Company|White]]
|[[White Motor Company 784|784]]
|[[White Motor Company|White]] 24A<br>(12 cyl. gasoline 210 hp)
|Manual<hr>[[White Motor Company|White]] Hydrotorque (automatic)
|?
|align="left" |
*060-062 were the final active units. They retired in 1975.
*062 is preserved by MUNI as "042."
*''View the series page for detailed history.''
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 063-072|063-072]]
|
|
|1940
|[[American Car and Foundry|ACF]]
|[[American Car and Foundry 26-S|26-S]]
|[[Hall Scott]] (Gasoline)
|
|
|?
|align=left|065 was noted in a maintenance log in June 1968.
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 075-0155|075-0155]]
|
|
|1944-1946
|[[White Motor Company|White]]
|[[White Motor Company 798|798]]
|[[White Motor Company|White]] 24A<br>(12 cyl. gasoline 210 hp)
|Manual
|?
|align="left" |Retired in 1957; replaced by [[Mack Trucks|Mack]] [[Mack Trucks C-49-DT|C-49-DT]]'s.
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 0156-0165|0156-0165]]
|
|
|1947
|[[Twin Coach]]
|[[Twin Coach 44-S/44-D|44-D]]
|Fageol 200 hp<br>(Dual Gasoline)
|
|
|
|?
|
|align="left"|
|
*Retired circa 1955.
|}
*0157, 0161, 0162?, 0163, 0164 & 0165 were bought by Jarretts Auto & Bus Sales in Harbor City, CA.
 
**The Orange Empire Railway Museum (OERM) in Perris, CA acquired 0163 & 0165. John "Lucky" Luchsinger acquired the buses for MUNI and temporarily stored them at his home before their arrival on MUNI property. 0165 was used for parts and was scrapped around the late 1990's.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=4047450718602060&set=pcb.2842348502525211 www.facebook.com]</ref> 0163 is currently undergoing restoration by MUNI.
===Retired===
|- align="center"
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" class=sortable
|[[San Francisco MUNI 0166-0454|0166-0454]]
!Fleet<br>Number(s)
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 0325-a.jpg|128px]]<br>[[File:San Francisco MUNI unknown White 798-a.jpg|128px]]
!Thumbnail
|1947-1948
!Build<br>Date
!Manufacturer
!Model
!Engine
!Transmission
!Garage
!Notes
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 042-062|042-062]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 042-a.jpg|128px]]
|1938
|[[White Motor Company|White]]
|[[White Motor Company|White]]
|[[White Motor Company 784|784]]
|[[White Motor Company 798|798]]
|[[White Motor Company|White]] 24A<br>(12 cylinder gasoline)
|[[White Motor Company|White]] 24A<br>(12 cyl. gasoline 210 hp)
|[[White Motor Company|White]] Hydrotorque
|[[White Motor Company|White]] Hydrotorque
|?
|?
|align="left" |
|align="left" |
*Originally had manual transmissions.
*Retired circa 1958-1960 & 1969.
*All retired by 1975.
*0419 is preserved by MUNI.
*042 is preserved by MUNI.  
*0392 was reacquired by MUNI from the Santa Cruz Mountains in 2013, after sitting since the 1960's.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/permalink/513146955445389/ www.facebook.com]</ref> It is used as a parts bus for 0419 & 042. Its engine was put into 042 circa 2016.
*060 is preserved by a private owner and was stored at the Marin Division. It moved to the Woods Division in 2018.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 063-072|063-072]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 339R-343R, 356R-359R|339R-343R, 356R-359R]]
|
|1940
|[[American Car and Foundry|ACF]]
|[[American Car and Foundry 26-S|26-S]]
|
|
|?
|
|
|2/1980
|[[Flyer Industries|Flyer]]
|[[Flyer Industries D900|D900<br>(10235C)]]
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins 903|VTB-903]] 275 hp
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|V730]]
|Woods
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*Ex-[[SamTrans]] [[San Mateo County Transit District 300-359 (1st)|339-343 & 356-359]]; bought in 1994.
*They were originally bought as back up buses for the 600R series units, but never entered service. They were never painted into MUNI colors and retained the SamTrans livery. They later became parts buses.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
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|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 075-0155|075-0155]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 601R, 603R-617R, 619R, 621R-623R, 625R-630R, 632R-635R, 637R-645R, 647R-652R|601R, 603R-617R, 619R, 621R-623R, 625R-630R, 632R-635R, 637R-645R, 647R-652R]]
|
|
|1944-1946
|1980
|[[White Motor Company|White]]
|[[Flyer Industries|Flyer]]
|[[White Motor Company 798|798]]
|[[Flyer Industries D900|D900<br>(10240C)]]
|[[White Motor Company|White]] 24A<br>(12 cylinder gasoline)
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins 903|VTB-903]] 275 hp
|Manual
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|V730]]
|?
|Woods, 1994-2000<hr>Kirkland, 1997-2000
|align="left" |Retired in 1957; replaced by [[Mack Trucks|Mack]] [[Mack Trucks C-49-DT|C-49-DT]]'s.
|align="left" |
*Ex-[[SamTrans]] [[San Mateo County Transit District 600-652|601, 603-617, 619, 621-623, 625-630, 632-635, 637-645, 647-652]]; bought in 1994.
*Reserve fleet
*649R-651R operated out of Kirkland specifically for the route 108, starting in 1997.
*Retired in 1999-2000.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
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|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 0156-0165|0156-0165]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 766, 768, 769, 770, 776, 777 (2nd)|766, 768, 769, 770, 776, 777 (2nd)]]
|
|
|1947
|1964
|[[Twin Coach]]
|[[General Motors Corporation|GMC]]
|[[Twin Coach 44-S/44-D|44-D]]
|[[General Motors TDH-4519|TDH-4519]]
|Fageol 200 hp<br>(Dual Gasoline)
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 71|6V71N]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|VH]]
|Kirkland
|align=left|
*Ex-[[AC Transit]] [[Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District 765-779|766, 768, 769, 770, 776, 777]]; leased in 1982-1984.
*They were used as Cable Car shuttles during the 1982-1984 Cable Car rebuilding program.
*They wore a special Cable Car shuttle livery, which was retained up to retirement and auction.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/permalink/1666188736807866/ www.facebook.com post 1] & [https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/permalink/2529082850518446/ www.facebook.com post 2]</ref>
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|[[San Francisco MUNI 2100-2199|2100-2199]]
|
|
|1955
|[[Mack Trucks|Mack]]
|[[Mack Trucks C-49-DT|C-49-DT]]
|[[Mack Trucks|Mack]] ENDT-673
|Spicer 918<br>2-speed
|?
|?
|align="left" |0163 is preserved by MUNI.
|align=left|
*Leased from Mack. The buses returned to Mack upon retirement.
*Retired in 1969.
*2137 bought by a private owner for an RV conversion project in the 1970's (Lic. Plate: 732 HAB). It eventually drove to Oklahoma. It was found in Guthrie, OK in 2017 and in October 2020.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/677074749042618/permalink/3541122759304455/ www.facebook.com]</ref>
*2144 was spotted in San Jose at an unknown time and is likely no longer there.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 0166-0454|0166-0454]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 2200-2269|2200-2269]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 0325-a.jpg|128px]]<br>[[File:San Francisco MUNI unknown White 798-a.jpg|128px]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 2230-a.jpg|128px]]
|1947-1948
|1956
|[[White Motor Company|White]]
|[[Mack Trucks|Mack]]  
|[[White Motor Company 798|798]]
|[[Mack Trucks C-49-DT|C-49-DT]]
|[[White Motor Company|White]] 24A<br>(12 cylinder gasoline)
|[[Mack Trucks|Mack]] ENDT-673
|[[White Motor Company|White]] Hydrotorque
|Spicer 918<br>2-speed
|?
|?
|align="left" |
|align="left" |
*Retired in 1969.
*Leased from Mack. The buses returned to Mack upon retirement.
*0419 is preserved by MUNI.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
*0392 was reacquired by MUNI from the Santa Cruz Mountains as parts bus for 0419 & 042. Its engine was eventually put into 042.
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|- align="center"
|300 Series
|[[San Francisco MUNI 2300-2369|2300-2369]]
|
|
|1980
|1957
|[[Flyer Industries|Flyer]]
|[[Mack Trucks|Mack]]  
|[[Flyer Industries D900|D900<br>(10235C)]]
|[[Mack Trucks C-49-DT|C-49-DT]]
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins 903|VTB-903]] 275 hp
|[[Mack Trucks|Mack]] ENDT-673
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|V730]]
|Spicer 183<br>2-speed
|Woods
|Ocean<hr>?
|align="left" |
|align=left|
*Ex-[[SamTrans]] [[San Mateo County Transit District 300-359 (1)|300 series]]; 55 total units (300R & 600R series) bought in 1994.
*Leased from Mack. The buses returned to Mack upon retirement.
*Parts buses only; never entered service.
*2300, 2301 & 2302 were repainted and renumbered 1-3 for usage as San Francisco International Airport Courtesy Coaches. However they were never used and were painted back into the MUNI livery shortly after.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/permalink/1241310739295670/ www.facebook.com]</ref>
*Known units (9): 339R-341R, 343R, 345R, 352R, 355R-357R.<ref>[http://www.oocities.org/~buslist/SFMR.html www.oocities.org]</ref>
*2360 was bought by a private owner in Spokane, WA for an RV conversion project. It was listed on Craigslist in 2016.
*They were never painted into Muni colors and retained the SamTrans livery.
*Auctioned off via Nationwide Auction Systems in the mid-late 1990's.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|600R Series
|[[San Francisco MUNI 2400-2469|2400-2469]]
|
|
|1980
|1958
|[[Flyer Industries|Flyer]]
|[[Mack Trucks|Mack]]  
|[[Flyer Industries D900|D900<br>(10240C)]]
|[[Mack Trucks C-49-DT|C-49-DT]]
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins 903|VTB-903]] 275 hp
|[[Mack Trucks|Mack]] ENDT-673
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|V730]]
|Spicer 183<br>2-speed
|Woods, 1994-2000<hr>Kirkland, 1997-2000
|?
|align="left" |
|align=left|
*Ex-[[SamTrans]] [[San Mateo County Transit District 600-652|600 series]];  55 total units (300R & 600R series) bought in 1994.
*Leased from Mack.
*Known units (39): 601R, 603R-612R, 614R-617R, 619R, 621R-623R, 625R, 627R-629R, 632R-635R, 637R, 639R, 642R, 643R, 645R, 647R-652R.
*Several units were renumbered later in their service lives.
*Reserve fleet
*Very few units (including 647) were never painted into Muni colors and retained the SamTrans livery.
*649R-651R operated out of Kirkland specifically for the route 108, starting in 1997.
*Retired in 2000 and auctioned off via Nationwide Auction Systems.
*12 units were bought by Transit Sales International. 608R, 619R & 639R were spotted.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20020813221655/http://www.transitsales.com/inventory/Flyer/Flyer40_V903/Flyer40_V903.html www.transitsales.com]</ref>
**Some units were used as storage buses.
**They were later scrapped.
*629R & a parted out unit were spotted at a junkyard near north Richmond in 2003.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/THEBUSLOUNGE/permalink/10150809882854229/ www.facebook.com]</ref>
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 766, 768, 769, 770, 776, 777 (2nd)|766, 768, 769, 770, 776, 777 (2nd)]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 2500-2569|2500-2569]]
|
|
|1964
|1959
|[[General Motors Corporation|GMC]]
|[[Mack Trucks|Mack]]  
|[[General Motors TDH-4519|TDH-4519]]  
|[[Mack Trucks C-49-DT|C-49-DT]]
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 71|6V71N]]
|[[Mack Trucks|Mack]] ENDT-673
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|VH]]
|Spicer 183<br>2-speed
|Kirkland
|?
|align=left|
|align=left|
*Ex-[[AC Transit]] [[Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District 765-779|766, 768, 769, 770, 776, 777]]; leased in 1982-1984.  
*2520-2569 were initially used for school bus service and featured school bus lights around their headsigns. School bus service ended in the late 1960's/early 1970's.
*They were used as Cable Car shuttles during the 1982-1984 Cable Car rebuilding program.
*Leased from Mack.
*They wore a special Cable Car shuttle livery, which was retained up to retirement and auction.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/permalink/1666188736807866/ www.facebook.com post 1] & [https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/permalink/2529082850518446/ www.facebook.com post 2]</ref>
*Some units were renumbered later in their service lives.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 2100-2199|2100-2199]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 2600-2669|2600-2669]]
|
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 2617-a.jpg|128px]]
|1955
|1960
|[[Mack Trucks|Mack]]  
|[[Mack Trucks|Mack]]  
|[[Mack Trucks C-49-DT|C-49-DT]]
|[[Mack Trucks C-49-DT|C-49-DT]]
|[[Mack Trucks|Mack]] ENDT-673
|[[Mack Trucks|Mack]] ENDT-673
|Spicer 918<br>2-speed
|Spicer 183<br>2-speed
|?
|?
|align=left|
|align="left" |
*2137 was found in Guthrie, OK in 2017.
*Leased from Mack.
*2144 was spotted in San Jose at an unknown time and is likely no longer there.
*2617 was chopped down to 30 feet.
*2657 was chopped down to 30 feet and renumbered 2359.
*Several units were renumbered later in their service lives.
*Retired in 1975-1980.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 2200-2269|2200-2269]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 2300-2600 Series (2nd)|2300-2600<br>Series (2nd)]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 2230-a.jpg|128px]]
|
|1956
|1958-1960
|[[Mack Trucks|Mack]]  
|[[Mack Trucks|Mack]]  
|[[Mack Trucks C-49-DT|C-49-DT]]
|[[Mack Trucks C-49-DT|C-49-DT]]
|[[Mack Trucks|Mack]] ENDT-673
|[[Mack Trucks|Mack]] ENDT-673
|Spicer 918<br>2-speed
|Spicer 183<br>2-speed
|?
|Ocean, ?-1975<hr>Kirkland<hr>Woods, 1975-1980
|align="left" |
|align=left|
*2230 was found in Willcox, AZ. It was reacquired and restored by MUNI. It is now the historical unit.
*Ex 2400-2600 series units (1st)
**A 2nd Mack still remains in Willcox AZ as an RV conversion.
*Retired in 1975-1980.
*2246 was originally kept by MUNI, but was eventually scrapped in the 2000's. Its front end was kept, but was later scrapped as well.
*''View the series page for detailed renumbering info and disposition info.''
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 2300-2369|2300-2369]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 2700-2749|2700-2749]]
|
|
|1957
|1954
|[[Mack Trucks|Mack]]  
|[[General Motors Corporation|GMC]]  
|[[Mack Trucks C-49-DT|C-49-DT]]
|[[General Motors TDH-4801|TDH-4801]]
|[[Mack Trucks|Mack]] ENDT-673
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 71|6-71]]
|Spicer 183<br>2-speed
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|VH1]]
|Ocean<hr>?
|Woods
|align=left|
|align=left|
*2300, 2301 & 2302 were repainted and renumbered 1-3 for usage as San Francisco International Airport Courtesy Coaches. However they were never used and were painted back into the MUNI livery shortly after.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/permalink/1241310739295670/ www.facebook.com]</ref>
*Ex-[[SCRTD]]  
*2360 was bought by a private owner in Spokane, WA for an RV conversion project. It was listed on Craigslist in 2016.
*Leased in 1981-1983.
*Never painted into Muni colors (retained the SCRTD livery)
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 2400-2469|2400-2469]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 2800-2807|2800-2807 (1st)]]
|
|
|1958
|1958
|[[Mack Trucks|Mack]]  
|[[General Motors Corporation|GMC]]  
|[[Mack Trucks C-49-DT|C-49-DT]]
|[[General Motors TDH-5105|TDH-5105]]
|[[Mack Trucks|Mack]] ENDT-673
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 71|6-71]]
|Spicer 183<br>2-speed
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|VH1]]
|?
|Woods
|
|align=left|
*Ex-[[SCRTD]]
*Leased in 1981-1983.
*Never painted into Muni colors (retained the SCRTD livery)
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 2801-2845|2801-2845]]
|[[Image:San Francisco MUNI 2805-a.jpg|128px]]
|1992-1993
|[[Gillig]]
|[[Gillig Phantom|Phantom 40'<br>(40/102TB6V92T)]]
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins ISM|ISM]]
|[[Voith]] [[Voith DIWA.3E|D863.3]]
|Woods
|align="left" |
*Ex-[[AC Transit]] [[Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District 2801-2860|2800 series]] units; purchased in 2005. They arrived and entered service in 2006-2007.
*Originally powered by [[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 92|6V92TA]] engines (repowered while at AC Transit).
*Retired in 2008-2009 & 2013.
*2840 was preserved by MUNI. However it became a new mechanic training bus in April 2018 and was stripped of its NX logos.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 2500-2569|2500-2569]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 2900-2901|2900-2901]]
|
|1959
|[[Mack Trucks|Mack]]
|[[Mack Trucks C-49-DT|C-49-DT]]
|[[Mack Trucks|Mack]] ENDT-673
|Spicer 183<br>2-speed
|?
|
|
|1957
|[[General Motors Corporation|GMC]]
|[[General Motors TDH-4512|TDH-4512]]
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 71|6-71]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|VH1]]
|Woods
|align=left|
*2900 was Ex-[[SCRTD]] 2277, Exx-[[MARTA]] 514, Exxx-[[Atlanta Transit System]] 514.
*2901 was Ex-?
*Leased in 1981-1983.
*Never painted into Muni colors (retained the SCRTD livery)
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 2600-2669|2600-2669]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 3000-3179, 3190-3389|3000-3179, 3190-3389]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 2617-a.jpg|128px]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 3287-a.jpg|128px]]<br>[[File:San Francisco MUNI 3153-a.jpg|128px]]<br>[[File:San Francisco MUNI 3210-a.jpg|128px]]
|1960
|1969
|[[Mack Trucks|Mack]]  
|[[General Motors Corporation|GMC]]  
|[[Mack Trucks C-49-DT|C-49-DT]]
|[[General Motors T8H-5305|T8H-5305]]
|[[Mack Trucks|Mack]] ENDT-673
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 71|8V71N]]
|Spicer 183<br>2-speed
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|VS2-8]]
|?
|Ocean, 1969-1975<hr>Woods, 1975-1989<hr>Kirkland, 1969-1989
|align="left" |
|align="left" |
*2617 was chopped down to 30 feet. It retired in the 1980's and was sold off in 1985. It was bought by a private owner in 1999 and is preserved in Williams, CA.
*3057's front end was replaced with a rebuilt 1963 [[General Motors TDH-5303|TDH-5303]] front end from Ex-[[Metropolitan Transportation Authority|NYCTA]] 3816 after an accident.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/permalink/715667325193350/ www.facebook.com]</ref><ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/permalink/801743863252362/ www.facebook.com]</ref>
*2657 was chopped down to 30 feet and renumbered 2359.
*3112 was damaged during delivery and was replaced with a 2nd 3112. The original 3112 was rebuilt and returned to MUNI as 3390.
*3209's front end was replaced with a rebuilt 1963 [[General Motors TDH-5303|TDH-5303]] front end from Ex-[[Metropolitan Transportation Authority|NYCTA]] 3630? after an accident.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/permalink/801743863252362/ www.facebook.com]</ref> It sported a different version of the Muni Landor paint after being repaired.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/posts/5453588368067865/ www.facebook.com]</ref> It retired in 1985, sold and was driven to Tijuana, Mexico.
*3210 was the USA bicentennial bus and sported a patriotic inspired Landor livery in 1976.
*3265, 3272, 3277 & 3307 tested the EIP (Environmental Improvement Program) exhaust package.
*Retired in 1984-1985<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/permalink/2599222076837856/ www.facebook.com]</ref> & 1988-1989.
*3004 was bought by Green Tortoise.
*3153 was rehabbed in-house by MUNI. It was retrofitted with an air starter (along with other rehabs). It was bought by a private owner and was used on the TV show Nash Bridges. It later sat in Williams, CA, before being acquired by 2nd private owner circa 2016.
*3210 was bought by a private owner in 1989, preserved and repainted back into the bicentennial scheme in 2000.
*3226 was bought by Loren Joplin/Dreamliner Bus Leasing & Service in 1989. It was later sold to a private owner in Southern California.
*3227 & 3240 were bought by Maria Transportation in Hoboken, NJ in 1989.
*3270 is preserved by the Pacific Bus Museum.
*3287 is preserved by MUNI. It was repainted & restored in 1988.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|2700, 2704, 2710
|[[San Francisco MUNI 3180-3189|3180-3189]]
|
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 3182-a.jpg|128px]]
|1954
|1969
|[[General Motors Corporation|GMC]]  
|[[General Motors Corporation|GMC]]  
|[[General Motors TDH-4801|TDH-4801]]
|[[General Motors T8H-5305A|T8H-5305A]]
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 71|6-71]]
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 71|8V71N]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|VH-1]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|VS2-8]]
|Woods
|Ocean, 1969-1975<hr>Woods, 1975-1989<hr>Kirkland, 1969-1989
|align=left|
|align="left" |
*Ex-[[SCRTD]] 2305, 2361, #?.
*3184, 3189, 3181, 3186 & 3188 were refurbished by Dickenson in Dec. 1982-1984 and were renumbered 3507, 3520, 3586, 3600 & 3619.
*Leased in 1982.
*Non-rehabbed units retired in 1984-1985.
*A total of 60 Old Looks were leased.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
*Never painted into Muni colors; (retained the SCRTD livery)
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|2724, 2733, 2739, 2743, 2746, 2747, 2748, 2800
|[[San Francisco MUNI 3390|3390]]
|
|
|1958
|1969
|[[General Motors Corporation|GMC]]  
|[[General Motors Corporation|GMC]]  
|[[General Motors TDH-4801|TDH-4801]]
|[[General Motors T8H-5305|T8H-5305]]
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 71|6-71]]
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 71|8V71N]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|VH-1]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|VS2-8]]
|Woods
|?
|align=left|
|align="left" |
*Ex-[[SCRTD]] 5104, 5136, #?, 5168, 5174, 5175, #?, #?.
*Ex 3112 (1st).
*Leased in 1982.
*Tested the EIP (Environmental Improvement Program) exhaust package.
*A total of 60 Old Looks were leased.
*Used a hand parking brake instead of a standard air parking brake. It also used disc brakes.
*Never painted into Muni colors; (retained the SCRTD livery)
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 2801-2845|2801-2845]]
|[[Image:San Francisco MUNI 2805-a.jpg|128px]]
|12/1992<hr>2-5/1993
|[[Gillig]]
|[[Gillig Phantom|Phantom 40'<br>(40102TB6V92T)]]
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins ISM|ISM]]
|[[Voith]] [[Voith DIWA.3E|D863.3]]
|Woods
|align="left" |
*Ex-[[AC Transit]] [[Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District 2801-2860|2800 series]] units; purchased in 2005. They arrived and entered service in 2006-2007.
*Originally powered by [[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 92|6V92TA]] engines.
*Retired in 2008-2009 & 2013.
*2840 was preserved by MUNI. However it became a new (mechanic?) training bus in April 2018 and was stripped of its NX logos.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|2900-2901
|[[San Francisco MUNI 3501-3649|3501-3649]]
|
|
|1957
|[[General Motors Corporation|GMC]]
|[[General Motors TDH-4512|TDH-4512]]
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 71|6-71]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|VH-1]]
|Woods
|align=left|
*2900 was Ex-[[SCRTD]] 2277, Exx-[[MARTA]] 514, Exxx-[[Atlanta Transit System]] 514.
*2901 was Ex-?
*Leased in 1982.
*A total of 60 Old Looks were leased.
*Never painted into Muni colors; (retained the SCRTD livery)
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 3000-3179|3000-3179]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 3153-a.jpg|128px]]
|1969
|1969
|[[General Motors Corporation|GMC]]  
|[[General Motors Corporation|GMC]]  
Line 576: Line 640:
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 71|8V71N]]
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 71|8V71N]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|VS2-8]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|VS2-8]]
|Ocean, 1969-1975<hr>Woods, 1975-1994<hr>Kirkland, 1969-1994
|Woods, 1982-1994<hr>Kirkland, 1982-1994
|align="left" |
|align="left" |
*Units refurbished by Dickenson were renumbered in the 3500-3600 series in Dec. 1982-1984.
*Ex [[San Francisco MUNI 3000-3179, 3190-3389|3000-3300 series units]].
*Refurbished by Dickenson & renumbered in Dec. 1982-1984.
**Originally when being renumbered after rehab, 400 was added to the original fleet numbers. For example, 3005 became 3405. However due to large gaps in fleet numbers, they were renumbered in the order of when they were rehabbed (starting with 3501 as rehab #1 and ending with 3649 as rehab #149).
**Originally when being renumbered after rehab, 400 was added to the original fleet numbers. For example, 3005 became 3405. However due to large gaps in fleet numbers, they were renumbered in the order of when they were rehabbed (starting with 3501 as rehab #1 and ending with 3649 as rehab #149).
*Non-rehabbed units retired in 1984-1985 & 1989. Rehabbed units all retired by May 1994.
*Retired in 1989 to May 1994.  
*3626 (ex 3000) was bought by Loren Joplin/Dreamliner Bus Leasing & Service. It was later sold to various private owners.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
*3004 was bought by Green Tortoise.
*3057's front end was replaced with a rebuilt 1963 [[General Motors TDH-5303|TDH-5303]] front end from Ex-[[Metropolitan Transportation Authority|NYCTA]] 3816 after an accident.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/permalink/715667325193350/ www.facebook.com]</ref><ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/permalink/801743863252362/ www.facebook.com]</ref>
*3112 was damaged during delivery and was replaced with a 2nd 3112. The original 3112 was rebuilt and returned to MUNI as 3390.
*3153 was rehabbed in-house by MUNI. It was retrofitted with an air starter (along with other rehabs). It was bought by a private owner and was used on the TV show Nash Bridges. It later sat in Williams, CA, before being acquired by 2nd private owner circa 2016.  
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|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 3180-3189|3180-3189]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 4000-4009|4000-4009]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 3182-a.jpg|128px]]
|
|1969
|1969
|[[General Motors Corporation|GMC]]  
|[[Flxible]]
|[[General Motors T8H-5305A|T8H-5305A]]
|[[Flxible 111 Models|111CC-C3-D0]]
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 71|8V71N]]
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins 903|V903]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|VS2-8]]
|Spicer 183
|Ocean, 1969-1975<hr>Woods, 1975-1994<hr>Kirkland, 1969-1994
|?
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*4009 was repowered with a [[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 92|6V92TA]] engine and an [[Allison]] [[Allison HT Series|HT-747]] transmission circa 1984. It was restored circa 1988-1989. It is preserved by MUNI. 
*Some units retired circa 1984. Last units retired circa 1988-1989.
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 4030-4054|4030-4054]]
|
|1980
|[[Flxible|Grumman-Flxible]]
|[[Grumman Flxible 870|870<br>(53102-8-1)]]
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 71|8V71TAE]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|V730]]
|Woods
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|align="left" |
*3184, 3189, 3181, 3186 & 3188 were refurbished by Dickenson in Dec. 1982-1984 and were renumbered 3507, 3520, 3586, 3600 & 3619.
*All units were removed from service in 1984 due to A-frame defects and lack of maintenance and repair.
**Originally when being renumbered after rehab, 400 was added to the original fleet numbers. For example, 3184 became 3584. However due to large gaps in fleet numbers, they were renumbered in the order of when they were rehabbed (starting with 3501 as rehab #1 and ending with 3649 as rehab #149).  
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
*Non-rehabbed units retired in 1984-1985 & 1989. Rehabbed units all retired by May 1994.
*3182 was bought by Loren Joplin/Dreamliner Bus Leasing & Service in 1984. It was later sold to a private owner in late 2013 and completely restored by 2016.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 3190-3389|3190-3389]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 4100-4199|4100-4199]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 3287-a.jpg|128px]]<br>[[File:San Francisco MUNI 3210-a.jpg|128px]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 4154-a.jpg|128px]]
|1969-1970
|1975
|[[General Motors Corporation|GMC]]  
|[[AM General|AMG]]  
|[[General Motors T8H-5305|T8H-5305]]
|[[AM General Metropolitan Series|9635-6]]
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 71|8V71N]]
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 71|6V71N]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|VS2-8]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|VH9]]
|Ocean, 1969-1975<hr>Woods, 1975-1994<hr>Kirkland, 1969-1994
|Woods, 1975-1990<hr>Kirkland, 1975-1990
|align="left" |
|align="left" |
*3265, 3272, 3277 & 3307 tested the EIP (Environmental Improvement Program) exhaust package.
*4109 & 4154 were repowered with [[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 92|6V92TA]]/[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|VS2-8]] powertrains in 1984.
*Units refurbished by Dickenson were renumbered in the 3500-3600 series in Dec. 1982-1984.
*4190 was retrofitted with a wheelchair lift.<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=ZfGULLTQF9wC&q=AC%20Transit%20Flxible&dq=AC%20Transit%20Flxible&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjbovWStI7lAhXNZd8KHfuqCfkQ6AEwAXoECAAQAg books.google.com]</ref>
**Originally when being renumbered after rehab, 400 was added to the original fleet numbers. For example, 3238 became 3638. However due to large gaps in fleet numbers, they were renumbered in the order of when they were rehabbed (starting with 3501 as rehab #1 and ending with 3649 as rehab #149).
*Retired in 1990.
*Non-rehabbed units retired in 1984-1985 & 1989. Rehabbed units all retired by May 1994.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
*3209's front end was replaced with a rebuilt 1963 [[General Motors TDH-5303|TDH-5303]] front end from Ex-[[Metropolitan Transportation Authority|NYCTA]] 3630? after an accident.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/permalink/801743863252362/ www.facebook.com]</ref> It sported a different version of the Muni Landor paint after being repaired. It retired in 1985, sold and was driven to Tijuana, Mexico.
*3210 was the USA bicentennial bus and sported a patriotic inspired Landor livery in 1976. It was bought by a private owner in 1989, preserved and repainted back into the bicentennial scheme.
*3226 was bought by Loren Joplin/Dreamliner Bus Leasing & Service in 1989. It was later sold to a private owner in Southern California.
*3227 & 3240 were bought by Maria Transportation in Hoboken, NJ in 1989.
*3640 (ex 3245) was donated to the SF Police Department circa 1992. It was auctioned off as a non-runner circa 2005.
*3270 is preserved by the Pacific Bus Museum.
*3287 is preserved by MUNI. It was restored circa 1988-1989.
*3552 (ex 3387) was donated to the SF Police Department and was converted into a mobile command center. It was stored at Marin Division upon retirement from SFPD and was auctioned off as a non-runner in the early 2000's.
*3590 (ex 3128) was bought & owned by various owners after retirement.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cktmPUMb45M www.youtube.com]</ref> It is currently owned by Loren Joplin/Dreamliner Bus Leasing & Service and is for sale.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20171007214434/http://www.ebay.com/itm/112589410382 www.ebay.com]</ref>
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|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 3390|3390]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 4500-4679|4500-4679]]
|
|
|1969
|1984
|[[General Motors Corporation|GMC]]  
|[[Flyer Industries|Flyer]]  
|[[General Motors T8H-5305|T8H-5305]]
|[[Flyer Industries D902|D902<br>(10240)]]
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 71|8V71N]]
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 92|6V92TA]] 277 hp
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|VS2-8]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison HT Series|HT-747]]
|?
|Woods, 1984-2003<hr>Kirkland, 1984-2004
|align="left" |
|align="left" |
*Ex 3112 (1st).
*4574 was involved in an accident where it was hit by 4560 at 11th St. & Folsom St. It was used for parts and replaced by a second 4574.
*Tested the EIP (Environmental Improvement Program) exhaust package.
*6 units (including 4558 & 4631) remained in active service in December 2003.<ref>[http://www.busdrawings.com/Transit/California/MUNI/d902/index.htm www.busdrawings.com]</ref>
*Used a hand parking brake instead of a standard air parking brake. It also used disc brakes.
*Retired in 2000-2004.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 4000-4009|4000-4009]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 4574 (2nd)|4574 (2nd)]]
|
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 4574-a.jpg|128px]]
|1969
|9/1984
|[[Flxible]]  
|[[Flyer Industries|Flyer]]  
|[[Flxible 111 Models|111CC-C3-D0]]
|[[Flyer Industries D901|D901<br>(10240)]]
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins 903|V903]]
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 92|6V92TA]] 277 hp
|Spicer 183
|[[Allison]] [[Allison HT Series|HT-747]]
|?
|Woods
|align=left|
|align="left" |
*4009 was repowered with a [[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 92|6V92TA]] engine and an [[Allison]] [[Allison HT Series|HT-747]] transmission circa 1984. It was restored circa 1988-1989. It is preserved by MUNI.
*Replacement for the original 4574.
*Some units retired circa 1984. Last units retired circa 1988-1989.
*Built to D902 specs except for the rear window size.
*Retired in 2003.
*Preserved by MUNI.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 4030-4054|4030-4054]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 6000-6099|6000-6099]]
|
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 6099-a.jpg|128px]]
|1980
|1984
|[[Flxible|Grumman-Flxible]]  
|[[Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nürnberg AG|MAN]]  
|[[Grumman Flxible 870|870<br>(53102-8-1)]]
|[[Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nürnberg SG 310|SG-310-18-3A]]
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 71|8V71TAE]]
|[[Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nürnberg AG|MAN]] D2566 MLUM
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|V730]]
|Renk-Doromat 874B
|Woods
|Army, 1984-1989<hr>Flynn, 1989-2002
|align="left" |
|align="left" |
*All units were removed from service in 1984 due to A-frame defects and lack of maintenance and repair.
*6082 was totaled in an accident during delivering. It was replaced by a 2nd 6082.
*6089 was repowered with a Sierra-[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 71|6L71TA]] engine in the early 1990's. It was used as a test bus for the MAN engine repowering program. More engines were ordered for the repowering program. However, no other buses were repowered and the engines sat until they were eventually auctioned off. The engines may have been scrapped.
*Retired in 2000-2002.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
*6099 is preserved by MUNI.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 4100-4199|4100-4199]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 6200-6299|6200-6299]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 4154-b.jpg|128px]]<br>[[File:San Francisco MUNI 4195-a.jpg|128px]]
|[[Image:San Francisco MUNI 6236-a.jpg|128px]]
|1975
|2000-2001
|[[AM General|AMG]]  
|[[Neoplan USA]]  
|[[AM General Metropolitan Series|9635-6]]
|[[Neoplan USA AN460|AN460A]]
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 71|6V71N]]
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins ISM|ISM]]  
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|VH9]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison Bus Series|B500R]]
|Woods, 1975?-1990<hr>Kirkland, 1975-1990
|Flynn, 2000-2016<hr>Islais Creek, 2015-2018
|align="left" |
|align="left" |
*4107 caught on fire due to a flat tire.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/THEBUSLOUNGE/permalink/10152300755919229/ www.facebook.com]</ref>
*6201-6225 were 2001 models built in 2000.
*4109 & 4154 were repowered with [[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 92|6V92TA]]/[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|VS2-8]] powertrains in 1984.
*6200-6226 had their engine cooling systems & fans retrofitted in summer-fall 2001 due to noise complaints.
*4190 was retrofitted with a wheelchair lift.<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=ZfGULLTQF9wC&q=AC%20Transit%20Flxible&dq=AC%20Transit%20Flxible&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjbovWStI7lAhXNZd8KHfuqCfkQ6AEwAXoECAAQAg&fbclid=IwAR1q89oMQFpOsf-p2Eyoy89pSL9jcbRoBIW3E1nQfXBIzyGMTVkE1MlngPk books.google.com]</ref>
*26 units were rehabbed in 2010-2011.
*Retired in 1990.
**6253 received LED headlights and was retrofitted with an electric cooling fan.
*4154 is preserved by MUNI.
*Retired from December 2015 to October 2018.
*4100 was originally bought by a private owner and later donated it to Pacific Bus Museum; it was then sold off to another owner.
*6255 is likely preserved by MUNI.
*4151 is currently part of Ralph Cantos's "Comatose Bus Collection" (taken over by Egon Kafka) in Fontana, CA, where it sits in a non-operational state.<ref>[http://www.laweekly.com/slideshow/a-visual-tour-of-a-vintage-bus-graveyard-8230989/25 www.laweekly.com]</ref>
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
*4195 was converted into an RV and is in Williams, CA.
*1 unit was chopped down to 30 feet after retirement and was in Williams, CA. It was eventually scrapped.
*2 units were said to have been spotted in a field near Pleasant Grove, CA at an unknown time.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 4500-4679|4500-4679]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 6401-6424|6401-6424]]
|
|[[Image:San Francisco MUNI 6407-a.jpg|128px]]
|1984
|2002
|[[Flyer Industries|Flyer]]  
|[[Neoplan USA]]  
|[[Flyer Industries D902|D902<br>(10240)]]
|[[Neoplan USA AN460|AN460]]
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 92|6V92TA]] 277 hp
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins ISM|ISM]]  
|[[Allison]] [[Allison HT Series|HT-747]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison Bus Series|B500R]]
|Woods, 1984-2003<hr>Kirkland, 1984-2004
|Flynn, 2002-2015<hr>Islais Creek, 2015-2018
|align="left" |
|align=left|
*4574 was involved in an accident where it was hit by 4560 at 11th St. & Folsom St. It was used for parts and replaced by a second 4574.
*6423 was rehabbed in 2010/2011.
*6 units (including 4558 & 4631) remained in active service in December 2003.<ref>[http://www.busdrawings.com/Transit/California/MUNI/d902/index.htm www.busdrawings.com]</ref>
*Retired from January 2016 to October 2018.
*Retired in 2000-2004.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
*4518 & 4565 were bought by "Brand X Movie Bus Company"(?) and were used with Universal Studios on the TV show, House in 2008. 4518 was stripped completely for parts and 4565 was chopped into pieces for a crash scene. They were scrapped afterward.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/THEBUSLOUNGE/permalink/10152770591064229/ www.facebook.com link 1], [https://www.facebook.com/groups/THEBUSLOUNGE/permalink/10152129686559229/ www.facebook.com link 2], [https://www.facebook.com/groups/SoCalTransitfans/permalink/2497903163591176/ www.facebook.com link 3]</ref><ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/268049340253876/permalink/581717328887074/ www.facebook.com]</ref><ref>[https://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_179181-Flyer-D-900.html www.imcdb.org]</ref><ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvHLLcGwUjA www.youtube.com]</ref>
*4521? was donated to the SF Police Department in 2000 for terrorist drill training use. However it was used for target practice and shot up.<ref>[https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/matier-ross/article/Police-Shoot-Up-Muni-Bus-During-Anti-Terrorist-3239228.php#photo-2384593 www.sfgate.com]</ref>
*4533 was donated to the SF Police Department. It was stored at Islais Creek in 2009 with 8173 & 9110 upon retirement from SFPD and was scrapped by January 2011.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20170810133737/http://www.loupiote.com/photos/3398088128.shtml www.loupiote.com photo 1], [http://web.archive.org/web/20180130174443/http://www.loupiote.com/photos/3398088046.shtml?s=72157624310825112 www.loupiote.com photo 2], [http://web.archive.org/web/20171022040327/https://www.loupiote.com/photos/3397277979.shtml www.loupiote.com photo 3], [http://web.archive.org/web/20180130174347/http://www.loupiote.com/photos/3397278087.shtml?s=72157624310825112 www.loupiote.com photo 4]</ref>
*4639 was bought by [https://sfmoviecars.com/ Green Acres Picture Vehicles] in Oakland, CA circa 2000. It was used in the TV show "Nash Bridges." It was sold to Scott Richards/[[Regional Transit Service (California)|Regional Transit Service]] in November 2003. However, it was immediately returned to Green Acres Picture Vehicles due to engine problems. It was last spotted at Coach Specialties Inc. in Alameda, CA, (present-day Complete Coach Works in Alameda).<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/THEBUSLOUNGE/permalink/10153830038234229/ www.facebook.com link 1], [https://www.facebook.com/groups/THEBUSLOUNGE/permalink/10151717124804229/ www.facebook.com link 2], [https://www.facebook.com/groups/SoCalTransitfans/permalink/584546184926893/ www.facebook.com link 3], [https://www.facebook.com/groups/SoCalTransitfans/permalink/930732543641587/ www.facebook.com link 4]</ref>
*4615 was spotted in Colima, Mexico (Lic. Plate: 8-DTA-50). Its registration was last updated on 9/26/2006.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/THEBUSLOUNGE/permalink/10150634298769229/ www.facebook.com] & [https://cptdb.ca/topic/17861-foreign-license-plate-and-vehicle-spotting-thread/?tab=comments#comment-882144 cptdb.ca]</ref><ref>[http://www2.repuve.gob.mx:8080/ciudadania/servletconsulta www2.repuve.gob.mx]</ref>
*3 units were spotted in El Salvador circa 2003-2007 and 1 unit may have been spotted in Nicaragua.
*Some units were spotted in Tijuana, Baja California; notably 1-285 at Transportes de Baja California Azul y Blanco. <ref>[http://www.ttmg.org/transportes-flyer.html www.ttmg.org]</ref>
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 4574|4574 (2nd)]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8001-8045|8001-8045]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 4574-a.jpg|128px]]
|[[Image:San Francisco MUNI 8042-a.jpg|128px]]
|9/1984
|8-9/1999
|[[Flyer Industries|Flyer]]  
|[[North American Bus Industries|NABI]]  
|[[Flyer Industries D901|D901<br>(10240)]]
|[[North American Bus Industries 416|416.12]]
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 92|6V92TA]] 277 hp
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins ISM|ISM]]  
|[[Allison]] [[Allison HT Series|HT-747]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison Bus Series|B400R]]
|Woods
|Kirkland, 1999-2014<hr>Islais Creek, 2014-2016
|align="left" |
|align="left" |
*Replacement for the original 4574.
*Originally ordered by [[AC Transit]] in 1999, but the order was diverted to MUNI (who at the time was experiencing a bus shortage), in favor of ordering Low Floors; their soon to be [[Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District 4001-4021|4000]] & [[Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District 7201-7223|7200]] series.  
*Built to D902 specs except for the rear window size.
*Reserve fleet starting in February 2014 & used for training only starting in fall 2014.
*Retired in 2003.
*Retired in 2013-2016.
*Preserved by MUNI.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 6000-6099|6000-6099]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8101-8235|8101-8235]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 6099-a.jpg|128px]]
|[[Image:San Francisco MUNI 8206-a.jpg|128px]]
|1984
|2000
|[[Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nürnberg AG|MAN]]  
|[[Neoplan USA]]
|[[Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nürnberg SG 310|SG-310-18-3A]]
|[[Neoplan USA AN440|AN440A]]
|[[Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nürnberg AG|MAN]] D2566 MLUM
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins ISM|ISM]]  
|Renk-Doromat 874B
|[[Allison]] [[Allison Bus Series|B500R]]  
|Army, 1984-1989<hr>Flynn, 1989-2002
|Woods, 2000-2020<hr>Kirkland, 2000-2019<hr>Islais Creek, 2014-2021
|align="left" |
|align="left" |
*Retired in 2000-2002.
*8101 was a 2000 model built in 1999.
*6020 was bought by a private owner in 2002 for The Nautilus X Project. It is commonly seen at the Burning Man.
*The majority of the 8100's had their engine cooling systems & fans retrofitted 2 times in 2000-2001 due to noise complaints. Later units delivered did not have cooling fan issues.
*6036, 6090 & 6098 were bought by a private owner along with Scott Richards/[[Regional Transit Service (California)|Regional Transit Service]] in 2002.  
*25 units were rehabbed in 2010-2011.
**6036 & 6098 were scrapped.
*50 units were rehabbed in 2013.
**6090 was sold to various private owners. Its current owner uses it as The PlayaPillar Bus at the Burning Man<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20160610005841/http://playapillar.com/ playapillar.com]</ref>, however it is currently stored at Smith & Tobey 24 hr Towing due to engine problems.
*Retired in 2016-2021.
*6082 was totaled in an accident and was replaced by a second 6082 in 1985.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
*6089 was repowered with a custom built Sierra-[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 71|6L71TA]] engine in the 1990's. It was used as a test bus for the MAN engine repowering program and more engines were ordered. However, the other units were never repowered and the engines were auctioned off.
*6099 is preserved by MUNI.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 6082|6082 (2nd)]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8301-8371|8301-8371]]
|
|[[Image:San Francisco MUNI 8365-a.jpg|128px]]
|1985
|2002
|[[Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nürnberg AG|MAN]]
|[[Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nürnberg SG 310|SG-310-18-3A]]
|[[Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nürnberg AG|MAN]] D2566 MLUM
|Renk-Doromat 874B
|Army, 1985-1989<hr>Flynn, 1989-2002
|align="left" |Replacement for the original 6082.
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 6200-6299|6200-6299]]
|[[Image:San Francisco MUNI 6236-a.jpg|128px]]
|2000-2001
|[[Neoplan USA]]  
|[[Neoplan USA]]  
|[[Neoplan USA AN460|AN460A]]
|[[Neoplan USA AN440|AN440A]]
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins ISM|ISM]]  
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins ISM|ISM]]  
|[[Allison]] [[Allison Bus Series|B500R]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison Bus Series|B500R]]
|Flynn, 2000-2016<hr>Islais Creek, 2015-2018
|Woods, 2002-2020<hr>Kirkland, 2002-2019<hr>Islais Creek, 2014-2021
|align="left" |
|align="left" |
*6201-6225 were 2001 models built in 2000.
*9 units were rehabbed in 2010-2011.
*6200-6226 had their engine cooling systems & fans retrofitted in summer-fall 2001 due to noise complaints.
*30 units were rehabbed in 2013.
*26 units were rehabbed in 2010-2011.
*Retired in 2016-2021.
**6253 received LED headlights and was retrofitted with an electric cooling fan.
**8350 is preserved by MUNI.
*6238 was set on fire during the SF Giants World Championship celebration in October 2012 and retired.
**''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
*6244 caught on fire on 9/8/2015 and retired.
*6253 was damaged in an accident in October 2017 and retired.
*6259 was damaged in an accident in August 2014 and retired.
*6291 caught on fire in August 2013 and retired.
*6299 was involved in an accident on 11/17/2017 and retired the next month.
*Retired from December 2015 to October 2018.
*6255 remains on MUNI property as of 2019.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 6401-6424|6401-6424]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8401-8456|8401-8456]]
|[[Image:San Francisco MUNI 6407-a.jpg|128px]]
|[[Image:San Francisco MUNI 8437-a.jpg|128px]]
|2002
|2007
|[[Neoplan USA]]  
|[[Orion Bus Industries|OBI]]-[[Daimler Buses North America|DBNA]]
|[[Neoplan USA AN460|AN460]]
|[[Orion Bus Industries 'Orion VII'|Orion VII HEV<br>(07.501)]]
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins ISM|ISM]]  
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins ISB|ISB]]  
|[[Allison]] [[Allison Bus Series|B500R]]
|[[BAE Systems]] [[BAE Systems HybriDrive|HybriDrive]]<br>hybrid system
|Flynn, 2002-2015<hr>Islais Creek, 2015-2018
|Woods
|align=left|
|align="left" |
*6423 was rehabbed in 2010/2011.
*8401 was a 2005 model built in 2006.
*6419 was damaged in an accident in May 2016 and retired.
*SLA battery systems were replaced with Lithium ion batteries.
*Retired from January 2016 to October 2018.
*A number of units were parked out of service at Woods Division in 2018-2019 due to mechanical & or electric issues.
*Retired in 2020.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
*8426 is preserved by MUNI.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8001-8045|8001-8045]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8801-8850|8801-8850]]
|[[Image:San Francisco MUNI 8042-a.jpg|128px]]
|
|8-9/1999
|8/1988
|[[North American Bus Industries|NABI]]
|[[North American Bus Industries 416|416.12]]
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins ISM|ISM]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison Bus Series|B400R]]
|Kirkland, 1999-2014<hr>Islais Creek, 2014-2016
|align="left" |
*Originally ordered by [[AC Transit]] in 1999, but the order was diverted to MUNI (who at the time was experiencing a bus shortage), in favor of ordering Low Floors; their soon to be [[Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District 4001-4021|4000]] & [[Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District 7201-7223|7200]] series.
*Reserve fleet starting in February 2014 & used for training only starting in fall 2014.
*Retired in 2013-2016.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8801-8850|8801-8850]]
|
|12/1988<hr>1/1989
|[[New Flyer Industries|NFI]]  
|[[New Flyer Industries|NFI]]  
|[[New Flyer Industries D40|D40]]
|[[New Flyer Industries D40|D40]]
Line 803: Line 829:
|Kirkland
|Kirkland
|align="left" |
|align="left" |
*1988 models.
*Delivered around December 1988 to January 1989.
*Retired, auctioned off & scrapped in 2003-2007.
*Retired in 2003-2007.
*8802 was spotted at Marin Division/Islais Creek parted out circa early 2003, possibly after an accident.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
*8808 was damaged in an accident in 2004 and retired.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8901-8956|8901-8956]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8901-8956|8901-8956]]
Line 817: Line 842:
|Woods
|Woods
|align="left" |
|align="left" |
*1988 models.
*Delivered in May 1990.
*Delivered in May 1990.
*8922 was featured in "Mrs.Doubtfire."
*Retired in 2004-2007.
*Retired, auctioned off & scrapped in 2004-2007.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
*8926 is preserved by MUNI.
*8926 is preserved by MUNI.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
Line 829: Line 855:
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 92|6V92TA]] 253 hp
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 92|6V92TA]] 253 hp
|[[Allison]] [[Allison HT Series|HTB-748]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison HT Series|HTB-748]]
|Woods, 1990-2008<hr>Kirkland, 1990-?
|Woods, 1990-?<hr>Kirkland, 1990-2008
|align="left" |
|align="left" |
*9001-9005 were retrofitted with flip dot signs while at Kirkland. They were assigned to the 102/108 Treasure Island line until fall 1999 when 8001-8045 arrived.
*9001-9005 were retrofitted with flip dot signs while at Kirkland. They were assigned to the 102/108 Treasure Island line until fall 1999 when 8001-8045 arrived.
*9022 was painted into the newest paint scheme in 2004.
*9022 was painted into the newest paint scheme in 2004.
*9030 was converted into Mobile Command Center CC1 in 2001. It is stored at Woods Division.
*9030 was converted into Mobile Command Center CC1 in 2000. It is stored at Woods Division.
*Retired & scrapped in 2006-2008.
*Retired in 2005-2008.
*9004 & 9005 were some of the last active units and retired in Feb. 2008. They were spotted at Courtesy Tow near Islais Creek after retirement. Its been said they were last seen driving on Highway 880 on Memorial Day 2008.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
*9010 is preserved by MUNI.
*9010 is preserved by MUNI.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
Line 849: Line 875:
*1991 models.
*1991 models.
*First few units were delivered in December 1990.
*First few units were delivered in December 1990.
*Retired in early 2003.
*Retired in 2003 & 2007-2014.
*9101, 9106, 9108, 9110-9113, 9117, 9118, 9120-9122 returned from Islais Creek after being retired in 2003 and ran in service again until 2007. 9106, 9110, 9117, 9118, 9120-9122 were kept as reserve fleet units after 2007.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
*9120 is preserved by MUNI.
*9120 is preserved by MUNI.
Line 870: Line 895:
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 5701-5885|5701-5885]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 5701-5885|5701-5885]]
|[[File:SF MUNI 5701.jpg|128px]]  
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 5701-a.jpg|128px]]  
|2017-2019
|2017-2019
|[[New Flyer Industries|NFI]]
|[[New Flyer Industries|NFI]]
Line 878: Line 903:
|align="left" |
|align="left" |
*Delivered from early 2018 to November 2019.
*Delivered from early 2018 to November 2019.
*5701 entered service on 4/5/2018.
*5701 entered service on 4/5/2018. 5885 is the last unit to enter service on 2/5/2020.
*All units were originally delivered to and entered service out of Presidio. 5701-5753 transferred to Potrero from September 2018 to October 2019.
*All units were originally delivered to and entered service out of Presidio. 5701-5753 transferred to Potrero from September 2018 to October 2019.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
Line 896: Line 921:
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 7261-7293|7261-7293]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 7261-7293|7261-7293]]
|[[File:SF MUNI 7282.jpg|128px]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 7282-a.jpg|128px]]
|2017-2018
|2017-2018
|[[New Flyer Industries|NFI]]
|[[New Flyer Industries|NFI]]
Line 926: Line 951:
|
|
|?
|?
|align="left" |506 is preserved by MUNI, but is currently inoperable.
|align="left" |
*Entered service in 1941.
*506 was reacquired by MUNI. It was restored, but is inoperable.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 510-525|510-525]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 510-525|510-525]]
Line 935: Line 962:
|
|
|?
|?
|align=left|Retired in 1977.
|align=left|Retired in 1976.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 526-549|526-549]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 526-549|526-549]]
Line 942: Line 969:
|[[Marmon-Herrington]]  
|[[Marmon-Herrington]]  
|[[Marmon-Herrington TC-40|TC-40]]
|[[Marmon-Herrington TC-40|TC-40]]
|
|General Electric
|?
|?
|align=left|Retired in 1977.
|align=left|
*Retired in 1976.
*530 & 536 were acquired by the Orange Empire Railway Museum (OERM) in Perris, CA.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/permalink/3809959939097391/ www.facebook.com]</ref>
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 550-569|550-569]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 550-569, 660-739|550-569]]
|
|
|1948
|1948
|[[Marmon-Herrington]]  
|[[Marmon-Herrington]]  
|[[Marmon-Herrington TC-44|TC-44]]
|[[Marmon-Herrington TC-44|TC-44]]
|
|General Electric
|?
|?
|align="left" |552, 559, 561, 566, 569 sold in 1977 to [[Servicio de Transportes Eléctricos]] (Mexico City) 3100-3104.
|align="left" |
*Retired in 1976.
*552, 559, 561, 566, & 569 sold in 1977 to [[Servicio de Transportes Eléctricos]] (Mexico City) 3100-3104.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 570-659|570-659]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 570-659|570-659]]
Line 962: Line 993:
|
|
|?
|?
|align=left|614 is preserved by the Illinois Railway Museum.
|align=left|
*Retired in 1976.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
*614 was acquired by the Orange Empire Railway Museum (OERM) in Perris, CA. It was later sent to the Illinois Railway Museum (IRM).
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 660-739|660-739]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 550-569, 660-739|660-739]]
|
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 720-a.jpg|128px]]
|1948-1949
|1948-1949
|[[Marmon-Herrington]]  
|[[Marmon-Herrington]]  
|[[Marmon-Herrington TC-44|TC-44]]
|[[Marmon-Herrington TC-44|TC-44]]
|
|General Electric
|?
|?
|align="left" |660, 664, 666-667, 669, 673-674, 676, 678-679, 682-684, 686-687, 689-691, 693-694, 696, 698-700, 702, 704-707, 709, 711-712, 714, 717-721, 726-728, 730, 732-733, 735, 737, 739 sold in 1977 to [[Servicio de Transportes Eléctricos]] (Mexico City) 3105-3152.
|align="left" |
*Retired in 1976.
*660, 664, 666-667, 669, 673-674, 676, 678-679, 682-684, 686-687, 689-691, 693-694, 696, 698-700, 702, 704-707, 709, 711-712, 714, 717-721, 726-728, 730, 732-733, 735, 737, & 739 sold in 1977 to [[Servicio de Transportes Eléctricos]] (Mexico City) 3105-3152.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 740-789|740-789]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 740-849|740-849]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 776-a.jpg|128px]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 776-a.jpg|128px]]
|1950
|1950-1951
|[[Marmon-Herrington]]  
|[[Marmon-Herrington]]  
|[[Marmon-Herrington TC-48|TC-48]]
|[[Marmon-Herrington TC-48|TC-48]]
|General Electric 1213-J1
|General Electric 1213-J1<hr>Westinghouse
|?
|Potrero<hr>Presidio
|align="left" |
|align="left" |
*776 is preserved by MUNI.
*Some of 790-849 were built in 1951.
*740-741, 743-744, 748, 752-755, 757-760, 762, 764-767, 769-770, 772, 775, 777, 779-783, 785, 789 sold in 1977 to [[Servicio de Transportes Eléctricos]] (Mexico City) 3153-3182.
*Units at Potrero were powered by General Electric motors.
|- align="center"
*Units at Presidio (higher numbered units) were powered by Westinghouse motors.
|[[San Francisco MUNI 790-849|790-849]]
*Retired in 1976-1977.
|
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
|1950-1951
|[[Marmon-Herrington]]
|[[Marmon-Herrington TC-48|TC-48]]
|General Electric 1213-J1
|?
|align=left|Retired in 1977.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 850-889|850-889]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 850-889|850-889]]
Line 1,000: Line 1,030:
|
|
|?
|?
|align="left" |850-853, 855-866, 868-881, 883-885, 887-889 sold in 1977 to [[Servicio de Transportes Eléctricos]] (Mexico City). They were used for parts.
|align="left" |
*Retired in 1976-1977.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|890
|890
Line 1,015: Line 1,047:
*Ex 890.
*Ex 890.
*Pilot bus
*Pilot bus
*Retired in 1999.  
*Retired before or by 1997.  
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
Line 1,026: Line 1,058:
|?
|?
|align="left" |
|align="left" |
*Retired in 1999.  
*Retired before or by 1997.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 5003-5345|5003-5345]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 5003-5345|5003-5345]]
|[[Image:San Francisco MUNI 5143-a.jpg|128px]]
|[[Image:San Francisco MUNI 5143-a.jpg|128px]]
|1976-1977
|1975-1977
|[[Flyer Industries|Flyer]]  
|[[Flyer Industries|Flyer]]  
|[[Flyer Industries E800|E800]]
|[[Flyer Industries E800|E800]]
|General Electric GE-1213
|General Electric GE-1213
|Potrero, 1976-2007?<hr>Presidio, 1976-2007?
|Potrero, 1976-2007<hr>Presidio, 1975-2004
|align="left" |
|align="left" |
*5165 & 5166 replaced 5112 & 5113, which were damaged in a train accident during delivery.
*Retired in 1991-2007. The majority retired circa 1999-2005.
*Slowly retired, auctioned off & scrapped in 1991-2007.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/permalink/1277201395706604/ www.facebook.com]</ref>
**The majority retired circa 1999-2005.
*5148 was barely saved from scrap in 2013 and was donated to the [[Seashore Trolley Museum]]. It did not arrive there until 2015.
*5300 is preserved by MUNI.
*5300 is preserved by MUNI.
*5345 was barely saved from scrap in 2013 and is stored at Woods division. It featured a Volkswagen gasoline motor that ran a generator during off wire operation. The motor was removed upon retirement.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 5401-5402|5401-5402]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 5401-5402|5401-5402]]
Line 1,071: Line 1,100:
*5506-5508, 5581, 5583, 5629, 5637 & 5638 were built in 2004.
*5506-5508, 5581, 5583, 5629, 5637 & 5638 were built in 2004.
*5600 & 5601 were called Superbuses in 2005. They demonstrated new technology for the ITS congress and ran as special route 30's between Sutter and Caltrain. The special black bumpers were proximity sensors letting operators know they were too close to something on the left or right. All of the equipment has since been removed.
*5600 & 5601 were called Superbuses in 2005. They demonstrated new technology for the ITS congress and ran as special route 30's between Sutter and Caltrain. The special black bumpers were proximity sensors letting operators know they were too close to something on the left or right. All of the equipment has since been removed.
*5454 was damaged in an accident in 2013 and retired.
*5533 was damaged in an accident on 11/22/2017 and retired.<ref>[http://hoodline.com/2017/11/muni-bus-collides-with-truck-in-bernal-heights hoodline.com]</ref>
*5599 was damaged in an accident on 6/27/2017 and retired.<ref>[http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2017/06/27/san-francisco-muni-bus-collides-with-delivery-truck/ sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com]</ref>
*5623 was damaged in an accident after a computer/system failure on 10/3/2016 and retired.<ref>[http://m.sfgate.com/news/article/Multiple-injuries-after-SF-Muni-bus-crashes-into-9630238.php#photo-11276111 sfgate.com]</ref>
*Retired in 2016-2019.
*Retired in 2016-2019.
*The last 46 units remaining in service retired on 9/7/2019 due to battery issues with select units.
*The last 46 units remaining in service retired on 9/7/2019 due to battery issues with select units.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
*5538 is preserved by MUNI. It was repainted into the simplified Landor paint scheme by February 2020.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 7000-7059|7000-7059]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 7000-7059|7000-7059]]
Line 1,105: Line 1,131:
*2002 models.
*2002 models.
*Retired in April-May 2016.
*Retired in April-May 2016.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
*No units were preserved.
*No units were preserved.
|}
|}
Line 1,123: Line 1,150:
|
|
|
|
|1998
|1966
|[[Škoda|Škoda Ostrov]]
|[[General Motors Corporation|GMC]]
|[[Škoda 14Tr|14Tr]]<hr>[[Electric Transit Incorporated 14TrSF|14TrSF]]  
|[[General Motors TDH-5303|TDH-5303]]
|Kiepe/[[Škoda]]
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 71|8V71N]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|VS2-8]]
|n/a
|align=left|
*First GM transit bus (non-suburban) built with an 8 cylinder engine.
*Sold to [[AC Transit]] as [[Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District 625|625]] in August 1967.
|- align="center"
|
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 1987 Gillig Phantom Demonstrator-a.jpg|128px]]
|1987
|[[Gillig]]
|[[Gillig Phantom|Phantom 30'<br>(30/96TB/6V92T)]]
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 92|6V92TA]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison HT Series|HTB-748]]
|n/a
|align="left" |
*30 foot demonstrator anticipated as the potential replacement bus for [[San Francisco MUNI 4100-4199|4100-4199]].
*It returned to [[Gillig]] after its demonstration was complete.
*[https://archive.ph/L6Qof Demo photos]
|- align="center"
|
|
|1998
|[[Škoda|Škoda Ostrov]]
|[[Škoda 14Tr|14Tr]]<hr>[[Electric Transit Incorporated 14TrSF|14TrSF]]  
|Kiepe/[[Škoda]]
|n/a
|n/a
|n/a
|n/a
Line 1,132: Line 1,184:
*The original [[Electric Transit Incorporated 14TrSF|14TrSF]] prototype.
*The original [[Electric Transit Incorporated 14TrSF|14TrSF]] prototype.
*It was dubbed as bus "5400" by MUNI, but was never numbered.
*It was dubbed as bus "5400" by MUNI, but was never numbered.
*It tested in the Czech Republic and was inspected by MUNI employees there, but was never shipped to the United States.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10212715921347519&set=pcb.1623291111097629&type=3&theater&ifg=1 www.facebook.com]</ref><ref>[http://www.sfu.ca/person/dearmond/agr/SF.etb.photo6.htm www.sfu.ca]</ref><ref>[http://trolleybuses.net/sfo/sfo_sub_old_buseti_54015640.htm trolleybuses.net]</ref><ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/permalink/1623291111097629/ www.facebook.com]</ref><ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/permalink/1574553932638014/ www.facebook.com]</ref>
*It tested in the Czech Republic and was inspected by MUNI employees there, but was never shipped to the United States.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10212715921347519&set=pcb.1623291111097629&type=3&theater&ifg=1 www.facebook.com]</ref><ref>[http://www.sfu.ca/person/dearmond/agr/SF.etb.photo6.htm www.sfu.ca]</ref><ref>[http://trolleybuses.net/sfo/sfo_sub_old_buseti_54015640.htm trolleybuses.net]</ref><ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/permalink/1623291111097629/ www.facebook.com]</ref><ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/permalink/1574553932638014/ www.facebook.com]</ref><ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/posts/4384275928332453/ www.facebook.com]</ref>
*It was spotted parted out at the Škoda Ostrov plant during its closure on 5/2/2004.<ref>[http://www.citytrans.info/foto/displayimage.php?pos=-2516 www.citytrans.info] & [http://www.citytrans.info/foto/displayimage.php?pid=2516&fullsize=1 www.citytrans.info Image]</ref><ref>[http://www.citytrans.info/foto/displayimage.php?pos=-1091 www.citytrans.info] & [http://www.citytrans.info/foto/displayimage.php?pid=1091&fullsize=1 www.citytrans.info Image]</ref>
*It was spotted parted out at the Škoda Ostrov plant during its closure on 5/2/2004.<ref>[http://www.citytrans.info/foto/displayimage.php?pos=-2516 www.citytrans.info] & [http://www.citytrans.info/foto/displayimage.php?pid=2516&fullsize=1 www.citytrans.info Image]</ref><ref>[http://www.citytrans.info/foto/displayimage.php?pos=-1091 www.citytrans.info] & [http://www.citytrans.info/foto/displayimage.php?pid=1091&fullsize=1 www.citytrans.info Image]</ref>
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8499|8499]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 2001|2001]]
|
|1979?
|[[Ikarus]]
|[[Ikarus 280T|280T]]
|
|
|2008
|n/a
|[[Orion Bus Industries|OBI]]  
|Potrero
|[[Orion Bus Industries 'Orion VII Next Generation'|Orion VII NG HEV<br>(07.501)]]
|align="left" |Demonstrated circa 1980.
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins ISB|ISB]]  
|- align="center"
|[[BAE Systems]] [[BAE Systems HybriDrive|HybriDrive]]<br> hybrid system
|[[San Francisco MUNI 4680|4680]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 4680-b.jpg|128px]]<br>[[File:San Francisco MUNI 4680-c.jpg|128px]]
|1981
|[[Flyer Industries|Flyer]]  
|[[Flyer Industries D901|D901A<br>(10235)]]
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 92|6V92TA]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|V730]]
|Woods
|Woods
|align="left" |
|align="left" |
*It was originally a standard hybrid diesel-electric bus, but was later converted into a fuel cell hybrid electric bus.
*35 foot demonstration bus anticipated as the potential replacement bus for [[San Francisco MUNI 4100-4199|4100-4199]].
*Arrived in late 1984 after the arrival of [[San Francisco MUNI 4500-4679|4500-4679]].
*It operated in service, mainly on 35 foot bus routes including the 37 and 52, but also the 18.
*''View the series page for detailed disposition info.''
|- align="center"
|5000
|
|1970's
|[[Lear]]/[[General Motors Corporation|GMC]]
|[[New Look]]
|
|
|n/a
|align=left|Steam powered demonstrator bus
|- align="center"
|5105
|
|1953
|[[General Motors Corporation|GMC]]
|[[General Motors TDH-5105|TDH-5105]]
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 71|6-71]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison V Series|VH]]
|n/a
|align=left|
*Serial: EXP305
*Lic. Plate: {E}51380
*Demonstrated from 9/30/1953 to 12/31/1953.
*It ran on lines 14, 15, 71 & 72.
|- align="center"
|6000
|
|1977
|[[Ikarus]]
|[[Crown Ikarus 286|286.K1]]
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins NH Series|NHHTC-290]]
|[[Allison]] [[Allison HT Series|HT-740]]
|n/a
|align="left" |Demonstrated circa 1979.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/THEBUSLOUNGE/permalink/10152324059574229/ www.facebook.com post 1], [https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/permalink/1155318391228239/ www.facebook.com post 2], [https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/permalink/2251493078277426/ www.facebook.com post 3]</ref><ref>[https://bashny.net/t/en/129105 bashny.net]</ref>
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 8499|8499]]
|
|2008
|[[Orion Bus Industries|OBI]]
|[[Orion Bus Industries 'Orion VII Next Generation'|Orion VII NG HEV<br>(07.501)]]
|[[Cummins]] [[Cummins ISB|ISB]]
|[[BAE Systems]] [[BAE Systems HybriDrive|HybriDrive]]<br> hybrid system
|Woods
|align="left" |
*It was originally a standard hybrid diesel-electric bus, but was later converted into a fuel cell hybrid electric bus.
**Hydrogenics fuel cell APU demo.
**Hydrogenics fuel cell APU demo.
*Sold off in late 2014.  
*Sold off in late 2014.  
**It was later spotted at the [[ElDorado National|ElDorado]] factory in Riverside, CA in July 2015.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/permalink/881653458594735/ www.facebook.com]</ref>
**It was later spotted at the [[ElDorado National|ElDorado]] factory in Riverside, CA in July 2015.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/permalink/881653458594735/ www.facebook.com]</ref>
**It was last spotted being parted out at Complete Coach Works in Riverside, CA on 10/31/2017.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/permalink/1542350072525067/ www.facebook.com]</ref>
**It was last spotted being parted out at Complete Coach Works in Riverside, CA on 10/31/2017.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/norcalbus/permalink/1542350072525067/ www.facebook.com]</ref>
|- align="center"
|8800
|
|8/1988
|[[New Flyer Industries|NFI]]
|[[New Flyer Industries D40|D40]]
|[[Detroit Diesel]] [[Detroit Diesel Series 92|6V92TA]] 277 hp
|[[Allison]] [[Allison HT Series|HTB-748]]
|n/a
|align="left" |
*Demonstrator/pilot bus. It was never used in revenue service.
*It was sold to [[Community Transit]] as [[Community Transit 432|432]].
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 9201-9202|9201-9202]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 9201-9202|9201-9202]]
Line 1,171: Line 1,293:
|Woods<hr>Kirkland
|Woods<hr>Kirkland
|align="left" |
|align="left" |
*They were part of a compromise to test alternate fuels and at the same time allow MUNI to exercise an option with Neoplan to purchase more coaches.  
*They were part of a compromise to test alternate fuels and at the same time allow MUNI to exercise an option with Neoplan to purchase more coaches.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20150109233531/https://archives.sfmta.com/cms/rclean/altpilot.htm archives.sfmta.com]</ref>
*They arrived circa 2002 and were occasionally used in service in 2003, but were stored afterward.  
*They arrived circa 2002 and were occasionally used in service in 2003, but were stored afterward.  
*9212 was painted into the newest paint scheme (without the red skirt) in 2003.
*9212 was painted into the newest paint scheme (without the red skirt) in 2003.
Line 1,190: Line 1,312:


==Historic Streetcar Roster==
==Historic Streetcar Roster==
''This roster is incomplete''
Muni operates two historic streetcar lines. The F-Line, which opened in 1995, connects Fishermans' Wharf, the Ferry Building, Downtown, and the Castro. The route uses a combination of PCC streetcars, streetcars from Milan, and historic streetcars from around the world. The E-Line, which opened in 2015, connects Fishermans' Wharf, the Ferry Building, Caltrain, and Oracle Park.  The E-Line only uses double-ended streetcars. All [[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]] are based out [[San Francisco Municipal Railway Cameron Beach Yard|Cameron Beach Yard ]].
 
'''''This roster is incomplete'''''
 
===Active===
===Active===
[[San Francisco Municipal Railway F-Line|F line]] and [[San Francisco Municipal Railway E-Line|E-Line]] are operate under partnership between San Francisco Municipal Railway and Market Street Railway. San Francisco Municipal Railway is charge of operations and maintenance of the cars. All [[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]] are based out [[San Francisco Municipal Railway Cameron Beach Yard|Cameron Beach Yard ]].
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" class=sortable
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" class=sortable
!Fleet<br>Number(s)
!Fleet<br>Number(s)
Line 1,199: Line 1,323:
!Manufacturer
!Manufacturer
!Model
!Model
!Paint scheme
!Livery
!Motors
!Motors
!Notes
!Notes
Line 1,210: Line 1,334:
|White
|White
|Westinghouse 306CA
|Westinghouse 306CA
|
| align="left"|
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1
|1
Line 1,219: Line 1,343:
|MUNI: red & grey
|MUNI: red & grey
|Westinghouse 306CA
|Westinghouse 306CA
|
| align="left"|
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|130
|130
Line 1,226: Line 1,350:
|[[Jewett Car Company|Jewett]]
|[[Jewett Car Company|Jewett]]
|Streetcar
|Streetcar
||MUNI: blue & yellow
|MUNI: blue & yellow
|Westinghouse 532A
|Westinghouse 532A
|
| align="left"|
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|162
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 228, 233|228]]
|
|
|1914
|1934
|[[Jewett Car Company|Jewett]]
|[[English Electric]]
|Streetcar
|"Boat tram"
||MUNI: green & cream
|Westinghouse 532A
|
|
|2x [[English Electric]] 305
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Blackpool Tramways]] 228; acquired in 1984.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1006
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 228, 233|233]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 1006-a.jpg|128px]]
|1948
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|MUNI: green & cream
|
|
|1934
|[[English Electric]]
|"Boat tram"
|
|
*Double ended
|2x [[English Electric]] 305
*Operates on the [[San Francisco Municipal Railway E-Line|E-Line]]
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Blackpool Tramways]] 233; acquired from Lancastrian Transport Trust in 2013.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1007
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 496|496]]
|
|
|1928
|Moore
|W2 class
|Melbourne
|[[General Electric|GE]]
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Melbourne & Metropolitan Tramways Board|MMTB]] (Melbourne) 496; purchased in 1983.
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 578|578]]
|
|1896
|Hammond Car Co.
|
|
|[[General Electric|GE]] 1000
| align="left"|
*Ex-Market Street Railway.
*Oldest operating streetcar in North America.
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 737|737]]
|
|1952
|La Brugeoise
|"EuroPCC"
|Zurich tribute
|[[Westinghouse]] 1432
| align="left"|
*Ex-Brussels 7037; acquired in 2004.
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1006-1015|1006-1011, 1015]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 1006-a.jpg|128px]]
|1948
|1948
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Company|PST]]
|Various
|
|[[General Electric|GE]] 1220E1
|
| align="left"|
*Double ended  
*Double ended.
*Operates on the [[San Francisco Municipal Railway E-Line|E-Line]]
*1012 and 1013 retired and scrapped in the 1970s.
*1014 to Sydney Tramway Museum on permanent loan.
*Operates on the [[San Francisco Municipal Railway E-Line|E-Line]].
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1008
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1016-1040#1040|1040]]
|
|
|1948
|1952
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|MUNI: green & cream
|MUNI: green & cream
|
|[[Westinghouse]] 1432K
|
| align="left"|
*Double ended
*Last PCC car manufactured in North America.
*Converted to work car from 1980's - 2012
*Converted back to passenger service in 2012.
*Operates on [[San Francisco Municipal Railway E-Line|E-Line]].
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1009
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1050-1063|1050]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 1009-a.jpg|128px]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 1050-a.jpg|128px]]
|1948
|1948
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Dallas Railway & Terminal Company|DR&T]]
|[[St. Louis Public Service Company]]
|
|[[Westinghouse]] 1432J
|
| align="left"|
*Double ended
*Ex-[[Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority|SEPTA]] 2119; acquired in 1992.
*Operates on the [[San Francisco Municipal Railway E-Line|E-Line]]
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1010
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1050-1063|1051]]
|
|[[File:San Francisco Muni 1051-a.jpg|128px]]
|1948
|1948
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|MUNI: blue & yellow
|MUNI: green & cream
|
|[[Westinghouse]] 1432J
|
| align="left"|
*Double ended
*Ex-[[Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority|SEPTA]] 2123; acquired in 1992.
*Operates on the [[San Francisco Municipal Railway E-Line|E-Line]]
*Rebuilt by Brookville Equipment Company in Pennsylvania in 2016.
*Re-entered service on the F Line in March 15, 2017.
*Dedicated to Harvey Milk on March 15, 2017.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1011
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1050-1063|1052]]
|[[File:San Francisco Municipal Railway 1011-a.jpg|128px]]
|[[File:San Francisco Municipal Railway 1052-a.jpg|128px]]
|1948
|1948
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Market Street Railway]]
|[[Los Angeles Railway]]
|
|[[Westinghouse]] 1432J
|
| align="left"|
*Double ended
*Ex-[[Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority|SEPTA]] 2110; acquired in 1992.
*Operates on the [[San Francisco Municipal Railway E-Line|E-Line]]
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1015
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1050-1063|1053]]
|
|[[File:San Francisco Municipal Railway 1053-a.jpg|128px]]
|1955
|1947
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Illinois Terminal Railroad|Illinois Terminal RR]]
|[[Board of Transportation of the City of New York|NYCBOT]]
|
|[[Westinghouse]] 1432J
|
| align="left"|
*Double ended
*Ex-[[Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority|SEPTA]] 2721; acquired in 1992.
*Operates on the [[San Francisco Municipal Railway E-Line|E-Line]]
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1040
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1050-1063|1055]]
|
|
|1952
|1948
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|MUNI: green & cream
|[[Philadelphia Transportation Company|Philadelphia]]
|
|[[Westinghouse]] 1432J
|
| align="left"|
*Last PCC car manufactured in North America
*Ex-[[Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority|SEPTA]] 2122; acquired in 1992.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1050
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1050-1063|1056]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 1050-a.jpg|128px]]
|[[File:San Francisco Muni 1056-a.jpg|128px]]
|1952
|1948
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[St. Louis Public Service Company]]
|[[Kansas City Public Service Company]]
|[[Westinghouse]] 1432J
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority|SEPTA]] 2113; acquired in 1992.
*Rebuilt by [[Brookville Equipment Corporation|Brookville]] in 2016.
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1050-1063|1057]]
|
|
|Ex-[[SEPTA]]
|- align="center"
|1051
|[[File:San Francisco Muni 1051-a.jpg|128px]]
|1948
|1948
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|MUNI: green & cream
|[[Cincinnati Street Railway]]
|[[Westinghouse]] 1432J
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority|SEPTA]] 2138; acquired in 1992.
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1050-1063|1058]]
|
|
|
*Ex-[[SEPTA]]
*Dedicated to Harvey Milk on March 15, 2017
*Rebuild by Brookville Equipment Company in Pennsylvania in 2016
*Re-entered service on the F Line in March 15, 2017
|- align="center"
|1052
|[[Image:San Francisco Municipal Railway 1052-a.jpg|128px]]
|1948
|1948
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Los Angeles Railway]]
|[[Chicago Transit Authority]]
|
|[[Westinghouse]] 1432J
|Ex-[[SEPTA]]
| align="left"|
|- align="center"
*Ex-[[Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority|SEPTA]] 2124; acquired in 1992.
|1053
|[[Image:San Francisco Municipal Railway 1053-a.jpg|128px]]
|1947
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Board of Transportation of the City of New York|NYCBOT]]
|
|Ex-[[SEPTA]]
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1055
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1050-1063|1059]]
|
|
|1948
|1948
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Philadelphia Transportation Company|Philadelphia]]
|[[Boston Elevated Railway]]
|[[Westinghouse]] 1432J
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority|SEPTA]] 2099; acquired in 1992.
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1050-1063|1060]]
|
|
|Ex-[[SEPTA]]
|1947
|- align="center"
|1056
|[[File:San Francisco Muni 1056-a.jpg|128px]]
|1948
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Kansas City Public Service Company]]
|[[Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company|Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co.]]
|
|[[Westinghouse]] 1432J
|Ex-[[SEPTA]]
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority|SEPTA]] 2715; acquired in 1992.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1057
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1050-1063|1061]]
|
|
|1948
|1948
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Cincinnati Street Railway]]
|[[Pacific Electric]]
|
|[[Westinghouse]] 1432J
|Ex-[[SEPTA]]
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority|SEPTA]] 2116; acquired in 1992.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1058
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1050-1063|1062]]
|
|
|1948
|1948
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Chicago Transit Authority]]
|[[Louisville Railway Company]]
|
|[[Westinghouse]] 1432J
|Ex-[[SEPTA]]
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority|SEPTA]] 2101; acquired in 1992.
*Rebuilt by [[Brookville Equipment Corporation|Brookville]] in 2017.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1059
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1050-1063|1063]]
|
|[[File:San Francisco Municipal Railway 1063-a.jpg|128px]]
|1948
|1948
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Boston Elevated Railway]]
|[[Baltimore Transit Company]]
|[[Westinghouse]] 1432J
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority|SEPTA]] 2096; acquired in 1992.
*Rebuilt by [[Brookville Equipment Corporation|Brookville]] in 2017.
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1070-1080|1070]]
|
|
|Ex-[[SEPTA]]
|1947
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Public Service Corporation]]
|[[General Electric|GE]] 1220
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[New Jersey Transit|NJ Transit]] 14, née-[[Twin City Rapid Transit Company|TCRT]] 333; acquired in 2004.
*Rebuilt by [[Brookville Equipment Corporation|Brookville]] in 2011.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1060
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1070-1080|1071]]
|
|[[File:San Francisco Muni 1071-a.jpg|128px]]
|1947
|1947
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company|Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co.]]
|[[Twin City Lines (MN)|Twin City Lines]]
|
|[[General Electric|GE]] 1220
|Ex-[[SEPTA]]
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[New Jersey Transit|NJ Transit]] 23, née-[[Twin City Rapid Transit Company|TCRT]] 362; acquired in 2004.
*Rebuilt by [[Brookville Equipment Corporation|Brookville]] in 2011.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1061
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1070-1080|1072]]
|
|
|1948
|1946
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Pacific Electric]]
|Mexico City
|
|[[General Electric|GE]] 1220
|Ex-[[SEPTA]]
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[New Jersey Transit|NJ Transit]] 20, née-[[Twin City Rapid Transit Company|TCRT]] 339; acquired in 2004.
*Rebuilt by [[Brookville Equipment Corporation|Brookville]] in 2011.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1062
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1070-1080|1073]]
|
|
|1948
|1947
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Louisville Railway Company]]
|[[El Paso City Lines]]
|
|[[General Electric|GE]] 1220
|Ex-[[SEPTA]]
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[New Jersey Transit|NJ Transit]] 22, née-[[Twin City Rapid Transit Company|TCRT]] 361; acquired in 2004.
*Rebuilt by [[Brookville Equipment Corporation|Brookville]] in 2011.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1063
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1070-1080|1074]]
|[[Image:San Francisco Municipal Railway 1063-a.jpg|128px]]
|[[File:San Francisco Muni 1074-a.jpg|128px]]
|1948
|1946
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Baltimore Transit Company]]
|[[Toronto Transit Commission]]
|
|[[General Electric|GE]] 1220
|Ex-[[SEPTA]] 2096; acquired in 1992
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[New Jersey Transit|NJ Transit]] 2, née-[[Twin City Rapid Transit Company|TCRT]] 321; acquired in 2004.
*Rebuilt by [[Brookville Equipment Corporation|Brookville]] in 2011.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1070
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1070-1080|1075]]
|
|
|1947
|1946
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Public Service Corporation]]
|
|Ex-[[New Jersey Transit]]
|- align="center"
|1073
|
|1947
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[El Paso City Lines]]
|
|Ex-[[New Jersey Transit]]
|- align="center"
|1074
|[[File:San Francisco Muni 1074-a.jpg|128px]]
|1946
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Toronto Transit Commission]]
|
|Ex-[[New Jersey Transit]]
|- align="center"
|1075
|
|1946
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Cleveland Transit System]]
|[[Cleveland Transit System]]
|
|[[General Electric|GE]] 1220
|Ex-[[New Jersey Transit]]
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[New Jersey Transit|NJ Transit]] 17, née-[[Twin City Rapid Transit Company|TCRT]] 336; acquired in 2004.
*Rebuilt by [[Brookville Equipment Corporation|Brookville]] in 2011.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1076
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1070-1080|1076]]
|
|
|1946
|1946
Line 1,491: Line 1,636:
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[DC Transit]]
|[[DC Transit]]
|
|[[General Electric|GE]] 1220
|Ex-[[New Jersey Transit]]
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[New Jersey Transit|NJ Transit]] 12, née-[[Twin City Rapid Transit Company|TCRT]] 331; acquired in 2004.
*Rebuilt by [[Brookville Equipment Corporation|Brookville]] in 2011.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1077
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1070-1080|1077]]
|
|
|1947
|1947
Line 1,500: Line 1,647:
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Birmingham Electric]]
|[[Birmingham Electric]]
|
|[[General Electric|GE]] 1220
|Ex-[[New Jersey Transit]]
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[New Jersey Transit|NJ Transit]] 21, née-[[Twin City Rapid Transit Company|TCRT]] 360; acquired in 2004.
*Rebuilt by [[Brookville Equipment Corporation|Brookville]] in 2011.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1078
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1070-1080|1078]]
|
|
|1946
|1946
Line 1,509: Line 1,658:
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[San Diego Electric Railway]]
|[[San Diego Electric Railway]]
|
|[[General Electric|GE]] 1220
|Ex-[[New Jersey Transit]]
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[New Jersey Transit|NJ Transit]] 19, née-[[Twin City Rapid Transit Company|TCRT]] 338; acquired in 2004.
*Rebuilt by [[Brookville Equipment Corporation|Brookville]] in 2011.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1079
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1070-1080|1079]]
|
|
|1946
|1946
Line 1,518: Line 1,669:
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Detroit Street Railway]]
|[[Detroit Street Railway]]
|
|[[General Electric|GE]] 1220
|Ex-[[New Jersey Transit]]
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[New Jersey Transit|NJ Transit]] 11, née-[[Twin City Rapid Transit Company|TCRT]] 330; acquired in 2004.
*Rebuilt by [[Brookville Equipment Corporation|Brookville]] in 2011.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1080
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1070-1080|1080]]
|
|
|1946
|1946
Line 1,527: Line 1,680:
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Los Angeles Transit Lines]]
|[[Los Angeles Transit Lines]]
|
|[[General Electric|GE]] 1220
|Ex-[[New Jersey Transit]]
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[New Jersey Transit|NJ Transit]] 9, née-[[Twin City Rapid Transit Company|TCRT]] 328; acquired in 2004.
*Rebuilt by [[Brookville Equipment Corporation|Brookville]] in 2011.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1807
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1807-1895|1807]]
|
|
|1928
|1928
Line 1,537: Line 1,692:
|Milan original 1928 livery
|Milan original 1928 livery
|
|
|Ex-[[Azienda Tranviaria Municipale]]
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Azienda Tranviaria Municipale]] 1507.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1811
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1807-1895|1811]]
|
|
|1928
|1928
Line 1,546: Line 1,702:
|Milan original 1928 livery
|Milan original 1928 livery
|
|
|Ex-[[Azienda Tranviaria Municipale]]
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Azienda Tranviaria Municipale]] 1911.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1814
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1807-1895|1814]]
|
|
|1928
|1928
Line 1,555: Line 1,712:
|1930s to 1960s Milan
|1930s to 1960s Milan
|
|
|Ex-[[Azienda Tranviaria Municipale]]
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Azienda Tranviaria Municipale]] 1814.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1815
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1807-1895|1815]]
|
|[[File:San Francisco Muni 1815-a.jpg|128px]]
|1928
|1928
|[[Carminati & Toselli]]
|[[Carminati & Toselli]]
Line 1,564: Line 1,722:
|1970s Milan
|1970s Milan
|
|
|Ex-[[Azienda Tranviaria Municipale]]
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Azienda Tranviaria Municipale]] 1815.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1818
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1807-1895|1818]]
|[[File:San Francisco Muni 1818-a.jpg|128px]]
|[[File:San Francisco Muni 1818-a.jpg|128px]]
|1928
|1928
Line 1,573: Line 1,732:
|1930s to 1960s Milan
|1930s to 1960s Milan
|
|
|Ex-[[Azienda Tranviaria Municipale]]
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Azienda Tranviaria Municipale]] 1818.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1859
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1807-1895|1856]]
|[[Image:San Francisco Municipal Railway 1859-a.jpg|128px]]
|[[File:San Francisco Municipal Railway 1859-a.jpg|128px]]
|1928
|1928
|[[Carminati & Toselli]]
|[[Carminati & Toselli]]
Line 1,582: Line 1,742:
|1970s Milan
|1970s Milan
|
|
|Ex-[[Azienda Tranviaria Municipale]]
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Azienda Tranviaria Municipale]] 1556.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1888
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1807-1895|1859]]
|[[File:San Francisco Municipal Railway 1859-a.jpg|128px]]
|1928
|[[Carminati & Toselli]]
|[[Peter Witt streetcar|Peter Witt]]
|1970s Milan
|
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Azienda Tranviaria Municipale]] 1859.
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1807-1895|1888]]
|
|
|1928
|1928
Line 1,591: Line 1,762:
|1970s Milan
|1970s Milan
|
|
|Ex-[[Azienda Tranviaria Municipale]]
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Azienda Tranviaria Municipale]] 1588.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1893
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1807-1895|1893]]
|
|
|1928
|1928
Line 1,600: Line 1,772:
|1970s Milan
|1970s Milan
|
|
|Ex-[[Azienda Tranviaria Municipale]]
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Azienda Tranviaria Municipale]] 1793.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1895
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1807-1895|1895]]
|
|
|1928
|1928
Line 1,609: Line 1,782:
|1970s Milan
|1970s Milan
|
|
|Ex-[[Azienda Tranviaria Municipale]]
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Azienda Tranviaria Municipale]] 1795.
|}
|}


==Light Rail Roster==
===Long-term storage===
===Active===
Cars in this list are owned by MUNI, but are not in operating condition and may require significant restoration work to be completed.
 
'''''This list is incomplete.'''''
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" class=sortable
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" class=sortable
!Fleet<br>Number(s)
!Fleet<br>Number(s)
Line 1,620: Line 1,796:
!Manufacturer
!Manufacturer
!Model
!Model
!Livery
!Motors
!Motors
!Garage
!Notes
!Notes
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 1400-1550|1400-1476]]
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 106|106]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 1402-a.jpg|128px]]
|1994-1995<hr>1996-2001
|[[Breda]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 1400-1550|LRV2]]
|
|
|Green, 1996-present<hr>Metro East, 2008-present
|1912
|align=left|
*1400 was built in late 1994 and delivered on 1/12/1995.
*1401-1404 were delivered in 1995.
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 1400-1550|1477-1535]]
|[[Image:San Francisco MUNI 1533-a.jpg|128px]]
|1996-2001
|[[Breda]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 1400-1550|LRV3]]
|
|
|Green, 1996-present<hr>Metro East, 2008-present
|
|
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 1400-1550|1536-1550]]
|
|
|2003
|[[Breda]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 1400-1550|LRV3]]
|
|Green, 2003-present<hr>Metro East, 2008-present
|
|
| align="left"|
*Ex-Moscow/Orel.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 2001-2219|2001-2219]]
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 151|151]]
|[[Image:San Francisco MUNI 2005-a.jpg|128px]]
|
|2016-2028
|1927
|[[Siemens]]
|[[Kawasaki Heavy Industries|Kawasaki]]
|[[Siemens S200#San Francisco MUNI LRV4|LRV4]]
|
|
|
|
|Metro East, 2017-Present<hr>Green, 2019-Present
| align="left"|
|align=left|  
*Ex-[[Hankai Electric Rail Service]] 151; acquired in 1988.
*Currently being delivered, undergoing testing and entering service.
**The first car was delivered on 1/13/2017.
**2006 entered service in November 2017; (1st car to enter service).
**Some units are being transferred to Green from Metro East due to capacity issues at Metro East.
**2039 was involved in a incident with a person falling on the tracks at Embarcadero Station in April 2019.
|}
 
===Retired===
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" class=sortable
!Fleet<br>Number(s)
!Thumbnail
!Build<br>Date
!Manufacturer
!Model
!Motors
!Garage
!Notes
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 1200-1299|1200-1299]]
|162
|
|
|1978
|1914
|[[Boeing-Vertol]]  
|[[Jewett Car Company|Jewett]]
|[[Boeing-Vertol USSLRV|USSLRV]]
|Streetcar
|2 Garret 420 hp
|MUNI: green & cream
|Green
|Westinghouse 532A
|align="left" |
| align="left"|
*Retired in 1996-2001.
|- align="center"
*Scrapped in 1996-late 2002.
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 189|189]]
*1212 crashed into 1255 at the Van Ness crossover in the Muni Metro subway in 1987. The good halves were used to build a new 1255 and the wrecked halves were scrapped in February 1994.
|
*1213 is preserved by the Oregon Electric Railway Museum.
|19
*1258 is preserved by the Western Railway Museum.
|Comp. Carris de Ferro do Porto Shops
*1268 (renumbered 1264) was kept by MUNI and was stored on a track off of Duboce St., before ultimately moving to the Cameron Beach yard. However, it was scrapped in April 2016.
|
*1271 became an office trailer at Certified Towing in Richmond, CA. It remains there as of 2018.
|
|
| align="left"|
*Ex-Porto; acquired in 1984.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 1300-1329|1300-1329]]
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 351|351]]
|
|1926
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|
|[[Johnstown Traction Company]]
|
|
|1977
| align="left"|
|[[Boeing-Vertol]]  
*Ex-[[Johnstown Traction Company]]; acquired in late 1980s.
|[[Boeing-Vertol USSLRV|USSLRV]]  
|- align="center"
|2 Garret 420 hp
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 586|586]]
|Green
|
|align="left" |
|1929
*Rejected cars built for [[Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority|MBTA]].  
|Moore
*Placed in service 1981-1984.
|W2 class
*1320 was the only unit painted into the "[[SEPTA]]" paint scheme. It was kept by MUNI and was stored at the Cameron Beach yard. However, it was scrapped in April 2016.
|
|[[General Electric|GE]]
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Melbourne & Metropolitan Tramways Board|MMTB]] (Melbourne) 586.
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 578-J|578-J]]
|
|1927
|[[Fujinagata Zosen Company|Fujinagata Zosen]]
|
|
|
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Hiroshima Electric Railway Company|Hiroshima]], née-[[Kobe City Railways]] 574; acquired in 1986.
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 913, 952|913]]
|
|1923
|[[Perley Thomas Company|Perley Thomas]]
|
|[[New Orleans Public Service Incorporated]]
|[[General Electric|GE]] 263
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[New Orleans Public Service Incorporated|New Orleans Public Service Inc.]]; acquired from Orange Empire Railway Museum in 2005.
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 916|916]]
|
|1946
|[[Melbourne & Metropolitan Tramways Board|MMTB]]
|SW6-class
|Melbourne
|[[General Electric|GE]] 247 AX2 30kW
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Melbourne & Metropolitan Tramways Board|MMTB]] (Melbourne); acquired in 2009.
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 913, 952|952]]
|
|1923
|[[Perley Thomas Company|Perley Thomas]]
|
|[[New Orleans Public Service Incorporated]]
|[[General Electric|GE]] 263
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[New Orleans Public Service Incorporated|New Orleans Public Service Inc.]]; leased from [[New Orleans Regional Transit Authority|NORTA]] since 1998.
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 3557|3557]]
|
|1954
|[[Linke-Hoffmann-Busch]]
|V6E-class
|Hamburg
|GEM
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Hamburger Hochbahn Aktiengesellschaft|Hamburg]]; acquired in 1979.
|}
|}


==Cable cars==
===Retired===
''This roster is incomplete''
'''''This list is incomplete.'''''
 
The three cable car routes are operated under partnership between San Francisco Municipal Railway and Market Street Railway.
 
===Active cars=== 
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" class=sortable
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" class=sortable
!Fleet<br>Number(s)
!Fleet<br>Number(s)
Line 1,720: Line 1,918:
!Manufacturer
!Manufacturer
!Model
!Model
!Paint scheme
!Motors
!Notes
!Notes
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|1
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1001-1005|1001-1005]]
|
|
|1973
|1939
|[[Muni shops]]
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Powell cable cars]]
|[[Powell Street Railway Company]] (1888-1893)
|
|
*Not bi-direction
|[[General Electric|GE]]/[[Westinghouse]]
| align="left"|
*1003 preserved at Western Railway Museum.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|2
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1006-1015|1012-1014]]
|
|
|1893
|1948
|[[Carter Brothers]]
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Powell cable cars]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway]] (1984-current)
|[[General Electric|GE]]
| align="left"|
*Built as double-ended cars, converted to single-ended.
*1012 and 1013 retired and scrapped in the 1970s.
*1014 to Sydney Tramway Museum on permanent loan.
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1016-1040|1016-1039]]
|
|
*Not bi-direction
|1952
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Westinghouse]] 1432K
| align="left"|
*Last PCC cars manufactured in North America.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|3
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1050-1063|1054]]
|
|
|1893
|1948
|[[Carter Brothers]]
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Powell cable cars]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway]] (1960s-1982)
|[[Westinghouse]] 1432J
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority|SEPTA]] 2121; acquired in 1992.
*Severely damaged in an accident by 1541 on November 17, 2003; scrapped in 2020.
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 1101-1170|1101-1170]]
|
|
*Not bi-direction
|1946
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[General Electric|GE]]
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[St. Louis Public Service Company|St. Louis Public Service]].
*66 cars leased in 1957 to replace Iron Monster cars; an additional 4 leased in 1962.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|9
|(not used)
|
|
|1973
|1948
|[[Muni shops]]
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Powell cable cars]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[Market Street Railway Company]] (1927-1936)
|[[Westinghouse]] 1432J
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority|SEPTA]] 2133; acquired in 1990s.
|- align="center"
|(not used)
|
|
*Not bi-direction
|1948
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[General Electric|GE]] 1220
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority|SEPTA]] 2147; acquired for parts in 1990s.
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|13
|(not used)
|
|
|1991
|1947
|[[Muni shops]]
|[[St. Louis Car Company|St. Louis]]
|[[Powell cable cars]]
|[[Presidents’ Conference Committee streetcar|PCC]]
|[[United Railroads]] (1907-1921)
|
|
*Not b-direction
| align="left"|
*Ex-[[Pittsburgh Regional Transit|Port Authority of Allegheny County]] 4008-4009, née-[[Pittsburgh Railways Company]]; acquired in 2002.
|}
 
==Light Rail Roster==
===Active===
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" class=sortable
!Fleet<br>Number(s)
!Thumbnail
!Build<br>Date
!Manufacturer
!Model
!Motors
!Garage
!Notes
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 1400-1550|1400-1476]]
|[[File:San Francisco MUNI 1402-a.jpg|128px]]
|1994<hr>1995-1998
|[[Breda]]
|LRV2
|4 x GE AC Motors
|Green, 1995-present<hr>Metro East, 2008-present
|align=left|
*1400 was built in late 1994 and delivered on 1/12/1995.
*1401-1404 were delivered in 1995.
*1424 was involved in a major accident on 6/24/1997. Half of the car was salvaged.<ref>[https://www.sfgate.com/news/article/New-Muni-Railcars-Jump-Track-Crash-3-Workers-2834331.php www.sfgate.com link 1] & [https://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Muni-s-236-Crash-Prone-Drivers-Despite-being-at-2925074.php#photo-2252433 www.sfgate.com link 2]</ref>
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|15
|[[San Francisco MUNI 1400-1550|1477-1535]]
|[[Image:San Francisco MUNI 1533-a.jpg|128px]]
|1999-2001
|[[Breda]]
|LRV3
|4 x GE AC Motors
|Green, 2000-present<hr>Metro East, 2008-present
|
|
|2009
|- align="center"
|[[Muni shops]]
|[[San Francisco MUNI 1400-1550|1536-1550]]
|[[Powell cable cars]]
|
|[[Market Street Railway Company]]  (1893-1902)
|2002-2003
|[[Breda]]  
|LRV3
|4 x GE AC Motors
|Green, 2002-present<hr>Metro East, 2008-present
|
|
*Not bi-direction
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|16
|[[San Francisco MUNI 2001-2249|2001-2068]]
|[[Image:San Francisco MUNI 2005-a.jpg|128px]]
|2016-2019
|[[Siemens]]
|[[Siemens S200#San Francisco MUNI LRV4|LRV4]]
|[[Siemens]] 2-level IGBT–VVVF 170 hp 3-phase AC induction motor
|Metro East, 2017-Present<hr>Green, 2019-Present
|align=left|
*The first car was delivered on 1/13/2017.
*2006 entered service in November 2017; (1st car to enter service).
*Some units are being transferred to Green from Metro East due to capacity issues at Metro East.
*2039 was involved in a incident with a person falling on the tracks at Embarcadero Station in April 2019.
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 2001-2249|2069-2118]]
|
|
|1990
|2021
|[[Muni shops]]
|[[Siemens]]
|[[Powell cable cars]]
|[[Siemens S200#San Francisco MUNI LRV4|LRV4]]
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway]] (1944-1946)
|[[Siemens]] 2-level IGBT–VVVF 170 hp 3-phase AC induction motor
|Metro East<hr>Green
|align=left|
*All units from this batch in service as of 2023.
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 2001-2249|2119-2249]]
|
|
*Not bi-direction
|2023-2028
|- align="center"
|[[Siemens]]
|17
|[[Siemens S200#San Francisco MUNI LRV4|LRV4]]
|[[File:San Francisco Municipal Railway 17-a.jpg|128px]]
|[[Siemens]] 2-level IGBT–VVVF 170 hp 3-phase AC induction motor
|1990
|Metro East<hr>Green
|[[Muni shops]]
|align=left|
|[[Powell cable cars]]
*Currently being delivered, undergoing testing and entering service.
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway]] (1984-current)
*Features double transverse seating.
|
|-
*Not bi-direction
|}
 
===Retired===
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" class=sortable
!Fleet<br>Number(s)
!Thumbnail
!Build<br>Date
!Manufacturer
!Model
!Motors
!Garage
!Notes
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|25
|[[San Francisco MUNI 1200-1299|1200-1299]]
|
|[[File:San_Francisco_MUNI_1229-a.png|128px]]
|1890
|1978
|[[Boeing-Vertol]]
|[[Boeing-Vertol USSLRV|USSLRV]]
|2 Garret 420 hp
|Green
|align="left" |
*Retired in 1996-2001.<ref>[https://www.sfgate.com/default/article/Muni-cars-on-a-roll-into-city-junkyard-Even-2883855.php www.sfgate.com]</ref>
*Scrapped in 1996-late 2002.<ref>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/milantram/8567449097/ www.flickr.com]</ref>
*1212 crashed into 1255 at the Van Ness crossover in the Muni Metro subway in 1987. The good halves were used to build a new 1255 and the wrecked halves were scrapped in February 1994.
*1213 is preserved by the Oregon Electric Railway Museum.
*1226(?) was acquired by Derby, England for government inspection. Its safety inspections failed and the unit sat abandoned until it was scrapped circa 2016.<ref name="boeing fb story 1226 2014">[https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=2964134247179378&id=1540766799516137 www.facebook.com] & Alex Hirji</ref>
*1258 is preserved by the Western Railway Museum.
*1268 (renumbered 1264) was kept by MUNI and was stored on a track off of Duboce St., before ultimately moving to the Cameron Beach yard. However, it was scrapped in April 2016.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/marketstreetrailway/posts/10153938028904088/ www.facebook.com post 1] & [https://www.facebook.com/groups/marketstreetrailway/posts/10153938037859088 www.facebook.com post 2]</ref><ref>[https://www.sfexaminer.com/news/last-of-munis-1980s-era-clunker-trains-will-be-scrapped/ www.sfexaminer.com]</ref><ref>[https://www.facebook.com/groups/marketstreetrailway/posts/10153998536189088/ www.facebook.com]</ref>
*1271 was bought by Certified Towing in Richmond, CA. It was originally used as an office in the late 1990's and later was used for storage. It was listed on Craigslist on 12/26/2022.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20230214171434/https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/for/d/richmond-muni-car-for-sale/7572060179.html sfbay.craigslist.org]</ref>
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco MUNI 1300-1329|1300-1329]]
|
|1977
|[[Boeing-Vertol]]
|[[Boeing-Vertol USSLRV|USSLRV]]
|2 Garret 420 hp
|Green
|align="left" |
*Rejected cars built for [[Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority|MBTA]].
*Placed in service 1981-1984.
*1320 was the only unit painted into the "[[SEPTA]]" paint scheme. It was kept by MUNI and was stored at the Cameron Beach yard. However, it was scrapped in March 2016.
*1326 was acquired by Derby, England. It was tested in Manchester England, but eventually derailed. It was scrapped shortly after its crash and after 1226(?) initially failed its inspection.<ref name="boeing fb story 1226 2014"/>
|}
 
==Cable cars==
''This roster is incomplete''
 
The three cable car routes are operated under partnership between San Francisco Municipal Railway and Market Street Railway.
 
===Active cars=== 
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" class=sortable
!Fleet<br>Number(s)
!Thumbnail
!Build<br>Date
!Manufacturer
!Model
!Paint scheme
!Notes
|- align="center"
|1
|
|1973
|[[Muni shops]]
|[[Powell cable cars]]
|[[Powell Street Railway Company]] (1888-1893)
|
*Not bi-direction
|- align="center"
|2
|
|1893
|[[Carter Brothers]]
|[[Powell cable cars]]
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway]] (1984-current)
|
*Not bi-direction
|- align="center"
|3
|
|1893
|[[Carter Brothers]]
|[[Powell cable cars]]
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway]] (1960s-1982)
|
*Not bi-direction
|- align="center"
|9
|
|1973
|[[Muni shops]]
|[[Powell cable cars]]
|[[Market Street Railway Company]] (1927-1936)
|
*Not bi-direction
|- align="center"
|13
|
|1991
|[[Muni shops]]
|[[Powell cable cars]]
|[[United Railroads]] (1907-1921)
|
*Not b-direction
|- align="center"
|15
|
|2009
|[[Muni shops]]
|[[Powell cable cars]]
|[[Market Street Railway Company]]  (1893-1902)
|
*Not bi-direction
|- align="center"
|16
|
|1990
|[[Muni shops]]
|[[Powell cable cars]]
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway]] (1944-1946)
|
*Not bi-direction
|- align="center"
|17
|[[File:San Francisco Municipal Railway 17-a.jpg|128px]]
|1990
|[[Muni shops]]
|[[Powell cable cars]]
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway]] (1984-current)
|
*Not bi-direction
|- align="center"
|25
|
|1890
|[[Ferries & Cliff House Railway]]
|[[Ferries & Cliff House Railway]]
|[[Powell cable cars]]
|[[Powell cable cars]]
|[[United Railroads]] (1905-1907)
|[[United Railroads]] (1905-1907)
|
|
*Not bi-direction  
*Not bi-direction  
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|26
|26
|
|
|1890
|1890
|[[Ferries & Cliff House Railway]]
|[[Ferries & Cliff House Railway]]
|[[Powell cable cars]]
|[[Powell cable cars]]
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway]] (1946- early 1960s)
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway]] (1946- early 1960s)
|
|
*Not bi-direction  
*Not bi-direction  
|- align="center"
|- align="center"
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 49-60|49-60]]
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway 49-60|49-60]]
|[[File:San Francisco Municipal Railway 60-a.jpg|128px]]
|[[File:San Francisco Municipal Railway 60-a.jpg|128px]]
|1992
|1992
|[[Muni shops]]
|[[Muni shops]]
|[[California Street cable cars]]
|[[California Street cable cars]]
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway]] (1984-current)
|[[San Francisco Municipal Railway]] (1984-current)
|
|
*Bi-direction operations
*Bi-direction operations
|}
|}
 
==External links==
*[http://www.sfmta.com/cms/mhome/home50.htm www.sfmta.com]
*[https://www.streetcar.org www.streetcar.org]
 
==References==
<references/>
*Inside Muni Book


==External links==
*[http://www.sfmta.com/cms/mhome/home50.htm www.sfmta.com]
*[https://www.streetcar.org www.streetcar.org]


==References==
{{San Francisco Area Agencies}}
<references />


[[Category:California transit agencies]]
[[Category:California transit agencies]]
[[Category:Agencies offering real-time bus trackers on their official websites]]
[[Category:Agencies offering real-time bus trackers on their official websites]]
[[Category:San Francisco Bay Area Transit Agencies]]

Latest revision as of 14:29, 17 March 2024

Sf muni logo-a.png

Area served San Francisco, California
Founded December 28, 1912
Fleet size 820 (Bus) 237 (Rail)
Number of routes 82
Anual ridership 222,991,005 (2013)
Website: www.sfmta.com

The San Francisco Municipal Railway or MUNI is the transit provider for the city and county of San Francisco, California.

Fares

Current

Facilities

Office

  • Address: 1 South Van Ness Ave., 7th Floor, San Francisco, CA 94103
  • Phone: 311 or 415-701-2311

SFMTA Customer Service Center

  • Address: 11 South Van Ness Ave., San Francisco, CA 94103
  • Phone: 415-701-3000

Divisions and Yards

  • Cameron Beach Yard: 538 Geneva Ave, San Francisco, CA 94112
  • Cable Car Division: 1201 Mason St, San Francisco, CA 94108
  • Flynn Division: 1940 Harrison St, San Francisco, CA 94103
  • Green Light Rail Center: 425 Geneva Ave, San Francisco, CA 94112
  • Islais Creek Yard: 1301 Cesar Chavez, San Francisco, CA 94124
  • Kirkland Yard: 2498 Powell St, San Francisco, CA 94133
  • Metro East Yard: 601 25th St, San Francisco, CA 94107
  • Potrero Yard: 1899 Bryant St, San Francisco, CA 94110
  • Presidio Yard: 949 Presidio Ave, San Francisco, CA 94115
  • Woods Yard: 1098 23rd St, San Francisco, CA 94107 (Opened on July 5, 1975)

Routes

For a list of MUNI bus routes, please see: San Francisco Municipal Railway routes.

Diesel, Hybrid & Battery Bus Roster

Active

Fleet
Number(s)
Thumbnail Build
Date
Manufacturer Model Engine Transmission Garage Notes
5001-5003   2020 NFI XE40 Siemens ELFA2 Direct Drive Woods
5004-5006   2020 BYD K9MD[1] 2 x BYD TYC-150A Direct Drive Woods
5007-5009   2020 Proterra ZX5 40' 2 x Parker GVM310 Eaton EEV-7202 2-speed auto-shift EV transmission Woods
5010-5012   2022 Nova Bus LFSe+ BAE Systems HDS200 Series-EV Direct Drive Woods
  • Procured in November 2021.[2][3]
  • 5010 was delivered in November 2022 and entered service on 5/3/2023.
  • 5010 is a 2022 model
  • 5011-5012 are 2023 models
6500-6554   2015 NFI XDE60 Cummins ISL9 Allison H 50 EP
hybrid system
Flynn, 2015-2017
Islais Creek, 2016-present
  • 6500 was delivered on 4/17/2015 and entered service on 5/18/2015.
  • 6554 was delivered in Feb. 2016 and entered service in March 2016.
  • All units entered service by 3/27/2016.
  • Transferred to Islais Creek from late 2016 to early 2018.
6560-6584   2015-2016 NFI XDE60 Cummins ISL9 Allison H 50 EP
hybrid system
Flynn, 2015-2018
Islais Creek, 2017-present
  • 2015 models.
  • Remaining options from an original contract awarded in December 2014.[4]
  • 6560-6574 were built in 2015.
  • Delivery began around January 2016. All of units entered service by December 2016.
  • Transferred to Islais Creek division in 2017-2018.
6585-6628   2016-2017 NFI XDE60 Cummins ISL9 Allison H 50 EP
hybrid system
Flynn, 2016-present
Islais Creek, 2018-present
  • Remaining options from an original contract awarded in December 2014.[4]
  • Delivered with A/C.
  • Production was scheduled for June 2016.
  • Delivery started in September 2016 and finished in May 2017. All units entered service by June 2017.
  • 6585-6604 transferred to Islais Creek division in 2018.
  • 6605-6609 transferred to Islais Creek division in February 2020.
6629-6697   2017-2018 NFI XDE60 Cummins ISL9 Allison H 50 EP
hybrid system
Flynn, 2017-Present
Islais Creek, 2018
  • Artic expansion fleet
  • Delivered with A/C.
  • 6629 was spotted on Muni property in October 2017.
  • 6634 was spotted at the New Flyer plant on 9/30/2017.
  • Entered service in December 2017.
  • All units were delivered by June 2018. All units entered service by July 2018.
  • Some of the later units to enter service were assigned to operate out of Islais Creek. However, they later transferred to Flynn.
    • 6666, 6675 & 6689 were notable units.
6700-6705   2015 NFI XDE60 Cummins ISL9 BAE Systems HybriDrive
hybrid system
Flynn, 2015-Present
Islais Creek, 2018-Present?
  • 2015 models.
  • 6700 was delivered in Oct. 2015 and entered service on 12/17/2015.
  • 6701-6705 were delivered & entered service in early 2016.
6706-6730   2015-2016 NFI XDE60 Cummins ISL9 BAE Systems HybriDrive
hybrid system
Flynn, 2016-Present
Islais Creek, 2018-Present?
  • 2015 models.
  • Optional order exercised
  • 6706 was built in 2015 and was delivered around 2/22/2016.
  • All units entered service by July 2016.
  • Some units were spotted at Islais Creek in summer 2018.
8501-8530   2007 OBI-DBNA Orion VII HEV
(07.503)
Cummins ISB BAE Systems HybriDrive
hybrid system
Woods, 2007-present
Kirkland, 2007-2009
  • SLA battery systems were replaced with Lithium ion batteries.
  • 8501-8503 originally operated out of Kirkland until late 2009.
  • All units were transferred back to Woods in late August 2020 and re-entered service.
  • Currently being retired as of June 2022. 16 units remain in service.
8531-8560   2021-2022 ENC EZ Rider II BRT HEV 30' Cummins B6.7 Allison H 40 EP Woods
  • 8531 was delivered at Woods Division in November 2021.[5]
  • 8536 was spotted in Patterson, CA during delivery in June 2022.[6], entered service on 9/10/2022.
8601-8662   2013 NFI XDE40 8601-8623:
Cummins ISL9
8624-8662:
Cummins ISB6.7
8601-8623:
Allison H 50 EP hybrid system
8624-8662:
BAE Systems HybriDrive hybrid system
Woods
  • [7]
  • Delivery began around March 2013.
8701-8750   2013 NFI XDE40 Cummins ISB6.7 BAE Systems HybriDrive
hybrid system
Woods, 2013-2018, 2019-present
Kirkland, 2016-2020, 2021-2022
  • Delivery began around October 2013. Entered service in early 2014.
  • Transferred to Kirkland from December 2016 to February 2018.
  • Lower units began to transfer back to Woods in February 2019 due to the arrival of 8900's at Kirkland.
  • All units transferred to Woods by April 2020.
  • 8741-8750 transferred back to Kirkland on 8/14/2021.
  • All units were transferred to Woods by 2022.
8751-8780   2017 NFI XDE40 Cummins B6.7 BAE Systems HybriDrive Series-E Kirkland, 2017-present
Woods, 2020-present
  • Delivered with A/C.
  • Delivery began in summer 2017 and continued in October to November 2017.
  • All units entered service by December 2017.
  • 8751-8760 were transferred to Woods in March 2022.
8800-8823   2016 NFI XDE40 Cummins ISB6.7 BAE Systems HybriDrive Series-E Woods
  • Remaining options from an original contract awarded in December 2014.[4]
  • 8800 was delivered in early June 2016 & entered service in July 2016.
  • Delivered from June to September 2016; all units entered service by October 2016.
8824-8901   2016-2017 NFI XDE40 Cummins ISL9 Allison H 50 EP hybrid system Woods
  • Remaining options from an original contract awarded in December 2014.[4]
  • 8824 was spotted at Islais Creek on 4/4/2016.
  • 8834 was spotted running on 6/23/2016.
  • Entered service on 6/30/2016.
  • 8824-8847 all entered service by August 2016.
  • Production for 8848-8901 was scheduled for August 2016.
    • Delivered with A/C.
    • 8848 was delivered in October 2016. Delivery of 8849-8901 occurred from December 2016 to April 2017.
    • All units entered service by May 2017.
  • 8824-8847 were delivered with black exterior numbers while 8848-8901 were delivered with white exterior numbers.
8902-8969   2018-2019 NFI XDE40 Cummins L9 BAE Systems HybriDrive Series-ER Kirkland
  • Originally ordered with Allison H 50 EP hybrid systems and later switched to BAE Systems.
  • Delivered with A/C.
  • 8902 was delivered in July 2018. It entered service on 8/12/2018.
  • 8969 was the last to enter service on 4/15/2019.
  • All units have extended batteries that allow them to run on battery mode in some parts of the city.

Retired

Fleet
Number(s)
Thumbnail Build
Date
Manufacturer Model Engine Transmission Garage Notes
034-040 1934-1937 White 684 White
(gasoline 146 hp)
Manual ?
042-062   1938 White 784 White 24A
(12 cyl. gasoline 210 hp)
Manual
White Hydrotorque (automatic)
?
  • 060-062 were the final active units. They retired in 1975.
  • 062 is preserved by MUNI as "042."
  • View the series page for detailed history.
063-072 1940 ACF 26-S Hall Scott (Gasoline) ? 065 was noted in a maintenance log in June 1968.
075-0155 1944-1946 White 798 White 24A
(12 cyl. gasoline 210 hp)
Manual ? Retired in 1957; replaced by Mack C-49-DT's.
0156-0165 1947 Twin Coach 44-D Fageol 200 hp
(Dual Gasoline)
?
  • Retired circa 1955.
  • 0157, 0161, 0162?, 0163, 0164 & 0165 were bought by Jarretts Auto & Bus Sales in Harbor City, CA.
    • The Orange Empire Railway Museum (OERM) in Perris, CA acquired 0163 & 0165. John "Lucky" Luchsinger acquired the buses for MUNI and temporarily stored them at his home before their arrival on MUNI property. 0165 was used for parts and was scrapped around the late 1990's.[9] 0163 is currently undergoing restoration by MUNI.
0166-0454  
 
1947-1948 White 798 White 24A
(12 cyl. gasoline 210 hp)
White Hydrotorque ?
  • Retired circa 1958-1960 & 1969.
  • 0419 is preserved by MUNI.
  • 0392 was reacquired by MUNI from the Santa Cruz Mountains in 2013, after sitting since the 1960's.[10] It is used as a parts bus for 0419 & 042. Its engine was put into 042 circa 2016.
339R-343R, 356R-359R 2/1980 Flyer D900
(10235C)
Cummins VTB-903 275 hp Allison V730 Woods
  • Ex-SamTrans 339-343 & 356-359; bought in 1994.
  • They were originally bought as back up buses for the 600R series units, but never entered service. They were never painted into MUNI colors and retained the SamTrans livery. They later became parts buses.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
601R, 603R-617R, 619R, 621R-623R, 625R-630R, 632R-635R, 637R-645R, 647R-652R 1980 Flyer D900
(10240C)
Cummins VTB-903 275 hp Allison V730 Woods, 1994-2000
Kirkland, 1997-2000
766, 768, 769, 770, 776, 777 (2nd) 1964 GMC TDH-4519 Detroit Diesel 6V71N Allison VH Kirkland
  • Ex-AC Transit 766, 768, 769, 770, 776, 777; leased in 1982-1984.
  • They were used as Cable Car shuttles during the 1982-1984 Cable Car rebuilding program.
  • They wore a special Cable Car shuttle livery, which was retained up to retirement and auction.[11]
2100-2199 1955 Mack C-49-DT Mack ENDT-673 Spicer 918
2-speed
?
  • Leased from Mack. The buses returned to Mack upon retirement.
  • Retired in 1969.
  • 2137 bought by a private owner for an RV conversion project in the 1970's (Lic. Plate: 732 HAB). It eventually drove to Oklahoma. It was found in Guthrie, OK in 2017 and in October 2020.[12]
  • 2144 was spotted in San Jose at an unknown time and is likely no longer there.
2200-2269   1956 Mack C-49-DT Mack ENDT-673 Spicer 918
2-speed
?
  • Leased from Mack. The buses returned to Mack upon retirement.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
2300-2369 1957 Mack C-49-DT Mack ENDT-673 Spicer 183
2-speed
Ocean
?
  • Leased from Mack. The buses returned to Mack upon retirement.
  • 2300, 2301 & 2302 were repainted and renumbered 1-3 for usage as San Francisco International Airport Courtesy Coaches. However they were never used and were painted back into the MUNI livery shortly after.[13]
  • 2360 was bought by a private owner in Spokane, WA for an RV conversion project. It was listed on Craigslist in 2016.
2400-2469 1958 Mack C-49-DT Mack ENDT-673 Spicer 183
2-speed
?
  • Leased from Mack.
  • Several units were renumbered later in their service lives.
2500-2569 1959 Mack C-49-DT Mack ENDT-673 Spicer 183
2-speed
?
  • 2520-2569 were initially used for school bus service and featured school bus lights around their headsigns. School bus service ended in the late 1960's/early 1970's.
  • Leased from Mack.
  • Some units were renumbered later in their service lives.
2600-2669   1960 Mack C-49-DT Mack ENDT-673 Spicer 183
2-speed
?
  • Leased from Mack.
  • 2617 was chopped down to 30 feet.
  • 2657 was chopped down to 30 feet and renumbered 2359.
  • Several units were renumbered later in their service lives.
  • Retired in 1975-1980.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
2300-2600
Series (2nd)
1958-1960 Mack C-49-DT Mack ENDT-673 Spicer 183
2-speed
Ocean, ?-1975
Kirkland
Woods, 1975-1980
  • Ex 2400-2600 series units (1st)
  • Retired in 1975-1980.
  • View the series page for detailed renumbering info and disposition info.
2700-2749 1954 GMC TDH-4801 Detroit Diesel 6-71 Allison VH1 Woods
  • Ex-SCRTD
  • Leased in 1981-1983.
  • Never painted into Muni colors (retained the SCRTD livery)
2800-2807 (1st) 1958 GMC TDH-5105 Detroit Diesel 6-71 Allison VH1 Woods
  • Ex-SCRTD
  • Leased in 1981-1983.
  • Never painted into Muni colors (retained the SCRTD livery)
2801-2845   1992-1993 Gillig Phantom 40'
(40/102TB6V92T)
Cummins ISM Voith D863.3 Woods
  • Ex-AC Transit 2800 series units; purchased in 2005. They arrived and entered service in 2006-2007.
  • Originally powered by Detroit Diesel 6V92TA engines (repowered while at AC Transit).
  • Retired in 2008-2009 & 2013.
  • 2840 was preserved by MUNI. However it became a new mechanic training bus in April 2018 and was stripped of its NX logos.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
2900-2901 1957 GMC TDH-4512 Detroit Diesel 6-71 Allison VH1 Woods
  • 2900 was Ex-SCRTD 2277, Exx-MARTA 514, Exxx-Atlanta Transit System 514.
  • 2901 was Ex-?
  • Leased in 1981-1983.
  • Never painted into Muni colors (retained the SCRTD livery)
3000-3179, 3190-3389  
 
 
1969 GMC T8H-5305 Detroit Diesel 8V71N Allison VS2-8 Ocean, 1969-1975
Woods, 1975-1989
Kirkland, 1969-1989
  • 3057's front end was replaced with a rebuilt 1963 TDH-5303 front end from Ex-NYCTA 3816 after an accident.[14][15]
  • 3112 was damaged during delivery and was replaced with a 2nd 3112. The original 3112 was rebuilt and returned to MUNI as 3390.
  • 3209's front end was replaced with a rebuilt 1963 TDH-5303 front end from Ex-NYCTA 3630? after an accident.[16] It sported a different version of the Muni Landor paint after being repaired.[17] It retired in 1985, sold and was driven to Tijuana, Mexico.
  • 3210 was the USA bicentennial bus and sported a patriotic inspired Landor livery in 1976.
  • 3265, 3272, 3277 & 3307 tested the EIP (Environmental Improvement Program) exhaust package.
  • Retired in 1984-1985[18] & 1988-1989.
  • 3004 was bought by Green Tortoise.
  • 3153 was rehabbed in-house by MUNI. It was retrofitted with an air starter (along with other rehabs). It was bought by a private owner and was used on the TV show Nash Bridges. It later sat in Williams, CA, before being acquired by 2nd private owner circa 2016.
  • 3210 was bought by a private owner in 1989, preserved and repainted back into the bicentennial scheme in 2000.
  • 3226 was bought by Loren Joplin/Dreamliner Bus Leasing & Service in 1989. It was later sold to a private owner in Southern California.
  • 3227 & 3240 were bought by Maria Transportation in Hoboken, NJ in 1989.
  • 3270 is preserved by the Pacific Bus Museum.
  • 3287 is preserved by MUNI. It was repainted & restored in 1988.
3180-3189   1969 GMC T8H-5305A Detroit Diesel 8V71N Allison VS2-8 Ocean, 1969-1975
Woods, 1975-1989
Kirkland, 1969-1989
  • 3184, 3189, 3181, 3186 & 3188 were refurbished by Dickenson in Dec. 1982-1984 and were renumbered 3507, 3520, 3586, 3600 & 3619.
  • Non-rehabbed units retired in 1984-1985.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
3390 1969 GMC T8H-5305 Detroit Diesel 8V71N Allison VS2-8 ?
  • Ex 3112 (1st).
  • Tested the EIP (Environmental Improvement Program) exhaust package.
  • Used a hand parking brake instead of a standard air parking brake. It also used disc brakes.
3501-3649 1969 GMC T8H-5305 Detroit Diesel 8V71N Allison VS2-8 Woods, 1982-1994
Kirkland, 1982-1994
  • Ex 3000-3300 series units.
  • Refurbished by Dickenson & renumbered in Dec. 1982-1984.
    • Originally when being renumbered after rehab, 400 was added to the original fleet numbers. For example, 3005 became 3405. However due to large gaps in fleet numbers, they were renumbered in the order of when they were rehabbed (starting with 3501 as rehab #1 and ending with 3649 as rehab #149).
  • Retired in 1989 to May 1994.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
4000-4009 1969 Flxible 111CC-C3-D0 Cummins V903 Spicer 183 ?
  • 4009 was repowered with a Detroit Diesel 6V92TA engine and an Allison HT-747 transmission circa 1984. It was restored circa 1988-1989. It is preserved by MUNI.
  • Some units retired circa 1984. Last units retired circa 1988-1989.
4030-4054 1980 Grumman-Flxible 870
(53102-8-1)
Detroit Diesel 8V71TAE Allison V730 Woods
  • All units were removed from service in 1984 due to A-frame defects and lack of maintenance and repair.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
4100-4199   1975 AMG 9635-6 Detroit Diesel 6V71N Allison VH9 Woods, 1975-1990
Kirkland, 1975-1990
  • 4109 & 4154 were repowered with Detroit Diesel 6V92TA/Allison VS2-8 powertrains in 1984.
  • 4190 was retrofitted with a wheelchair lift.[19]
  • Retired in 1990.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
4500-4679 1984 Flyer D902
(10240)
Detroit Diesel 6V92TA 277 hp Allison HT-747 Woods, 1984-2003
Kirkland, 1984-2004
  • 4574 was involved in an accident where it was hit by 4560 at 11th St. & Folsom St. It was used for parts and replaced by a second 4574.
  • 6 units (including 4558 & 4631) remained in active service in December 2003.[20]
  • Retired in 2000-2004.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
4574 (2nd)   9/1984 Flyer D901
(10240)
Detroit Diesel 6V92TA 277 hp Allison HT-747 Woods
  • Replacement for the original 4574.
  • Built to D902 specs except for the rear window size.
  • Retired in 2003.
  • Preserved by MUNI.
6000-6099   1984 MAN SG-310-18-3A MAN D2566 MLUM Renk-Doromat 874B Army, 1984-1989
Flynn, 1989-2002
  • 6082 was totaled in an accident during delivering. It was replaced by a 2nd 6082.
  • 6089 was repowered with a Sierra-Detroit Diesel 6L71TA engine in the early 1990's. It was used as a test bus for the MAN engine repowering program. More engines were ordered for the repowering program. However, no other buses were repowered and the engines sat until they were eventually auctioned off. The engines may have been scrapped.
  • Retired in 2000-2002.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
  • 6099 is preserved by MUNI.
6200-6299   2000-2001 Neoplan USA AN460A Cummins ISM Allison B500R Flynn, 2000-2016
Islais Creek, 2015-2018
  • 6201-6225 were 2001 models built in 2000.
  • 6200-6226 had their engine cooling systems & fans retrofitted in summer-fall 2001 due to noise complaints.
  • 26 units were rehabbed in 2010-2011.
    • 6253 received LED headlights and was retrofitted with an electric cooling fan.
  • Retired from December 2015 to October 2018.
  • 6255 is likely preserved by MUNI.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
6401-6424   2002 Neoplan USA AN460 Cummins ISM Allison B500R Flynn, 2002-2015
Islais Creek, 2015-2018
  • 6423 was rehabbed in 2010/2011.
  • Retired from January 2016 to October 2018.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
8001-8045   8-9/1999 NABI 416.12 Cummins ISM Allison B400R Kirkland, 1999-2014
Islais Creek, 2014-2016
  • Originally ordered by AC Transit in 1999, but the order was diverted to MUNI (who at the time was experiencing a bus shortage), in favor of ordering Low Floors; their soon to be 4000 & 7200 series.
  • Reserve fleet starting in February 2014 & used for training only starting in fall 2014.
  • Retired in 2013-2016.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
8101-8235   2000 Neoplan USA AN440A Cummins ISM Allison B500R Woods, 2000-2020
Kirkland, 2000-2019
Islais Creek, 2014-2021
  • 8101 was a 2000 model built in 1999.
  • The majority of the 8100's had their engine cooling systems & fans retrofitted 2 times in 2000-2001 due to noise complaints. Later units delivered did not have cooling fan issues.
  • 25 units were rehabbed in 2010-2011.
  • 50 units were rehabbed in 2013.
  • Retired in 2016-2021.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
8301-8371   2002 Neoplan USA AN440A Cummins ISM Allison B500R Woods, 2002-2020
Kirkland, 2002-2019
Islais Creek, 2014-2021
  • 9 units were rehabbed in 2010-2011.
  • 30 units were rehabbed in 2013.
  • Retired in 2016-2021.
    • 8350 is preserved by MUNI.
    • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
8401-8456   2007 OBI-DBNA Orion VII HEV
(07.501)
Cummins ISB BAE Systems HybriDrive
hybrid system
Woods
  • 8401 was a 2005 model built in 2006.
  • SLA battery systems were replaced with Lithium ion batteries.
  • A number of units were parked out of service at Woods Division in 2018-2019 due to mechanical & or electric issues.
  • Retired in 2020.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
  • 8426 is preserved by MUNI.
8801-8850 8/1988 NFI D40 Detroit Diesel 6V92TA 277 hp Allison HTB-748 Kirkland
  • Delivered around December 1988 to January 1989.
  • Retired in 2003-2007.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
8901-8956   1989 NFI D40 Detroit Diesel 6V92TA 277 hp Allison HTB-748 Woods
  • 1988 models.
  • Delivered in May 1990.
  • Retired in 2004-2007.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
  • 8926 is preserved by MUNI.
9001-9045   1990 OBI Orion I
(01.502)
Detroit Diesel 6V92TA 253 hp Allison HTB-748 Woods, 1990-?
Kirkland, 1990-2008
  • 9001-9005 were retrofitted with flip dot signs while at Kirkland. They were assigned to the 102/108 Treasure Island line until fall 1999 when 8001-8045 arrived.
  • 9022 was painted into the newest paint scheme in 2004.
  • 9030 was converted into Mobile Command Center CC1 in 2000. It is stored at Woods Division.
  • Retired in 2005-2008.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
  • 9010 is preserved by MUNI.
9101-9124   12/1990
1991
NFI D60 Detroit Diesel 6V92TA 300 hp Allison HTB-748 Flynn
  • 1991 models.
  • First few units were delivered in December 1990.
  • Retired in 2003 & 2007-2014.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
  • 9120 is preserved by MUNI.

Electric Trolleybus Roster

San Francisco MUNI began trolley bus operation on September 7, 1941 and continues to operate ETBs.

Active

Fleet
Number(s)
Thumbnail Build
Date
Manufacturer Model Motors Garage Notes
5701-5885   2017-2019 NFI XT40 Vossloh Kiepe Presidio 2018-present
Potrero 2018-present
  • Delivered from early 2018 to November 2019.
  • 5701 entered service on 4/5/2018. 5885 is the last unit to enter service on 2/5/2020.
  • All units were originally delivered to and entered service out of Presidio. 5701-5753 transferred to Potrero from September 2018 to October 2019.
7201-7260   2014-2015 NFI XT60 Vossloh Kiepe Potrero
  • 2014 models.
  • 7201 is the XT60 prototype and was delivered on 3/7/2015. It entered service on 5/18/2015.
  • 7203-7260 were built in 2015 and were delivered in 2015-2016.
  • All units entered revenue service by 7/20/2016.
  • First buses in the fleet to be delivered with A/C since 3180-3189 in 1969.
7261-7293   2017-2018 NFI XT60 Vossloh Kiepe Potrero
  • Delivered with A/C.
  • 7261 and other units were spotted at the New Flyer plant on 9/30/2017. It was delivered in October 2017.
  • All units entered revenue service by May 2018.

Retired

Fleet
Number(s)
Thumbnail Build
Date
Manufacturer Model Motors Garage Notes
501-509   1939 St. Louis Job 1704 ?
  • Entered service in 1941.
  • 506 was reacquired by MUNI. It was restored, but is inoperable.
510-525 1947 St. Louis Job 1731 ? Retired in 1976.
526-549 1948 Marmon-Herrington TC-40 General Electric ?
  • Retired in 1976.
  • 530 & 536 were acquired by the Orange Empire Railway Museum (OERM) in Perris, CA.[21]
550-569 1948 Marmon-Herrington TC-44 General Electric ?
570-659 1949-1950 Twin Coach 44-TTW ?
  • Retired in 1976.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
  • 614 was acquired by the Orange Empire Railway Museum (OERM) in Perris, CA. It was later sent to the Illinois Railway Museum (IRM).
660-739   1948-1949 Marmon-Herrington TC-44 General Electric ?
  • Retired in 1976.
  • 660, 664, 666-667, 669, 673-674, 676, 678-679, 682-684, 686-687, 689-691, 693-694, 696, 698-700, 702, 704-707, 709, 711-712, 714, 717-721, 726-728, 730, 732-733, 735, 737, & 739 sold in 1977 to Servicio de Transportes Eléctricos (Mexico City) 3105-3152.
740-849   1950-1951 Marmon-Herrington TC-48 General Electric 1213-J1
Westinghouse
Potrero
Presidio
  • Some of 790-849 were built in 1951.
  • Units at Potrero were powered by General Electric motors.
  • Units at Presidio (higher numbered units) were powered by Westinghouse motors.
  • Retired in 1976-1977.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
850-889 1951 St. Louis Job 1767 ?
  • Retired in 1976-1977.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
890 Renumbered 5001
5001 12/1971 Flyer E700A General Electric 1213J ?
  • Ex 890.
  • Pilot bus
  • Retired before or by 1997.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
5002 2/1973 Flyer E700A General Electric 1213J ?
  • Retired before or by 1997.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
5003-5345   1975-1977 Flyer E800 General Electric GE-1213 Potrero, 1976-2007
Presidio, 1975-2004
  • Retired in 1991-2007. The majority retired circa 1999-2005.
  • 5300 is preserved by MUNI.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
5401-5402   2/1999
6/1999
ETI 14TrSF Kiepe/Škoda Potrero
  • Prototypes #2 & #3.
  • 5401 was delivered on 1/25/1999.
  • Retired in 2017.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
5403-5640   2001-2004 ETI 14TrSF Kiepe/Škoda Potrero, 2001-2019
Presidio, 2002-2019
  • 1999 models.
  • 5403-5444 were built in 2001.
  • 5445-5505, 5509-5530, 5532-5540 & 5542 were built in 2002.
  • 5531, 5541, 5543-5580, 5582, 5584-5628, 5630-5636, 5639 & 5640 were built in 2003.
  • 5506-5508, 5581, 5583, 5629, 5637 & 5638 were built in 2004.
  • 5600 & 5601 were called Superbuses in 2005. They demonstrated new technology for the ITS congress and ran as special route 30's between Sutter and Caltrain. The special black bumpers were proximity sensors letting operators know they were too close to something on the left or right. All of the equipment has since been removed.
  • Retired in 2016-2019.
  • The last 46 units remaining in service retired on 9/7/2019 due to battery issues with select units.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
  • 5538 is preserved by MUNI. It was repainted into the simplified Landor paint scheme by February 2020.
7000-7059   6/1992
1993-1994
NFI E60 General Electric Potrero
  • 7000 was the E60 prototype built in June 1992 and delivered in July 1992.
  • 1993 models.
  • Retired in 2007-2015.
  • The last 28 units remaining in service retired on 1/10/2015 due to 2 units having electrical fires in the yard.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
  • 7031 is preserved by MUNI.
7101-7133   2003 ETI 15TrSF Kiepe/Škoda Potrero
  • 7101 was the 15TrSF prototype, built in April 2000.
  • 2002 models.
  • Retired in April-May 2016.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
  • No units were preserved.

Test Bus/Demonstrator Roster

Retired

Fleet
Number(s)
Thumbnail Build
Date
Manufacturer Model Engine
Motor
Transmission Garage Notes
1966 GMC TDH-5303 Detroit Diesel 8V71N Allison VS2-8 n/a
  • First GM transit bus (non-suburban) built with an 8 cylinder engine.
  • Sold to AC Transit as 625 in August 1967.
  1987 Gillig Phantom 30'
(30/96TB/6V92T)
Detroit Diesel 6V92TA Allison HTB-748 n/a
  • 30 foot demonstrator anticipated as the potential replacement bus for 4100-4199.
  • It returned to Gillig after its demonstration was complete.
  • Demo photos
1998 Škoda Ostrov 14Tr
14TrSF
Kiepe/Škoda n/a n/a
  • The original 14TrSF prototype.
  • It was dubbed as bus "5400" by MUNI, but was never numbered.
  • It tested in the Czech Republic and was inspected by MUNI employees there, but was never shipped to the United States.[22][23][24][25][26][27]
  • It was spotted parted out at the Škoda Ostrov plant during its closure on 5/2/2004.[28][29]
2001 1979? Ikarus 280T n/a Potrero Demonstrated circa 1980.
4680  
 
1981 Flyer D901A
(10235)
Detroit Diesel 6V92TA Allison V730 Woods
  • 35 foot demonstration bus anticipated as the potential replacement bus for 4100-4199.
  • Arrived in late 1984 after the arrival of 4500-4679.
  • It operated in service, mainly on 35 foot bus routes including the 37 and 52, but also the 18.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
5000 1970's Lear/GMC New Look n/a Steam powered demonstrator bus
5105 1953 GMC TDH-5105 Detroit Diesel 6-71 Allison VH n/a
  • Serial: EXP305
  • Lic. Plate: {E}51380
  • Demonstrated from 9/30/1953 to 12/31/1953.
  • It ran on lines 14, 15, 71 & 72.
6000 1977 Ikarus 286.K1 Cummins NHHTC-290 Allison HT-740 n/a Demonstrated circa 1979.[30][31]
8499 2008 OBI Orion VII NG HEV
(07.501)
Cummins ISB BAE Systems HybriDrive
hybrid system
Woods
  • It was originally a standard hybrid diesel-electric bus, but was later converted into a fuel cell hybrid electric bus.
    • Hydrogenics fuel cell APU demo.
  • Sold off in late 2014.
    • It was later spotted at the ElDorado factory in Riverside, CA in July 2015.[32]
    • It was last spotted being parted out at Complete Coach Works in Riverside, CA on 10/31/2017.[33]
8800 8/1988 NFI D40 Detroit Diesel 6V92TA 277 hp Allison HTB-748 n/a
  • Demonstrator/pilot bus. It was never used in revenue service.
  • It was sold to Community Transit as 432.
9201-9202   2000 OBI Orion VI HEV
(06.501)
Detroit Diesel Series 30 Lockheed Martin HybriDrive
hybrid system
Woods
  • Purchased circa 2001 as hybrid electric test buses
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
9211-9212 2001 Neoplan USA AN440LF CNG Detroit Diesel Series 50G Allison B400R Woods
Kirkland
  • They were part of a compromise to test alternate fuels and at the same time allow MUNI to exercise an option with Neoplan to purchase more coaches.[34]
  • They arrived circa 2002 and were occasionally used in service in 2003, but were stored afterward.
  • 9212 was painted into the newest paint scheme (without the red skirt) in 2003.
  • View the series page for detailed disposition info.
9213 7/2004 Alexander Dennis Enviro500 Cummins ISM Voith D864.3E Flynn
  • Double Decker Demonstrator
  • It demoed from November 2007 to January 2008. It was used on the 1BX, 38L & 49 lines.

Historic Streetcar Roster

Muni operates two historic streetcar lines. The F-Line, which opened in 1995, connects Fishermans' Wharf, the Ferry Building, Downtown, and the Castro. The route uses a combination of PCC streetcars, streetcars from Milan, and historic streetcars from around the world. The E-Line, which opened in 2015, connects Fishermans' Wharf, the Ferry Building, Caltrain, and Oracle Park. The E-Line only uses double-ended streetcars. All PCC are based out Cameron Beach Yard .

This roster is incomplete

Active

Fleet
Number(s)
Thumbnail Build
Date
Manufacturer Model Livery Motors Notes
C-1 1916 Pacific Car & Equipment Motor flat car White Westinghouse 306CA
1 1912 W.L. Holman Streetcar MUNI: red & grey Westinghouse 306CA
130 1914 Jewett Streetcar MUNI: blue & yellow Westinghouse 532A
228 1934 English Electric "Boat tram" 2x English Electric 305
233 1934 English Electric "Boat tram" 2x English Electric 305
496 1928 Moore W2 class Melbourne GE
  • Ex-MMTB (Melbourne) 496; purchased in 1983.
578 1896 Hammond Car Co. GE 1000
  • Ex-Market Street Railway.
  • Oldest operating streetcar in North America.
737 1952 La Brugeoise "EuroPCC" Zurich tribute Westinghouse 1432
  • Ex-Brussels 7037; acquired in 2004.
1006-1011, 1015   1948 St. Louis PCC Various GE 1220E1
  • Double ended.
  • 1012 and 1013 retired and scrapped in the 1970s.
  • 1014 to Sydney Tramway Museum on permanent loan.
  • Operates on the E-Line.
1040 1952 St. Louis PCC MUNI: green & cream Westinghouse 1432K
  • Last PCC car manufactured in North America.
1050   1948 St. Louis PCC St. Louis Public Service Company Westinghouse 1432J
  • Ex-SEPTA 2119; acquired in 1992.
1051   1948 St. Louis PCC MUNI: green & cream Westinghouse 1432J
  • Ex-SEPTA 2123; acquired in 1992.
  • Rebuilt by Brookville Equipment Company in Pennsylvania in 2016.
  • Re-entered service on the F Line in March 15, 2017.
  • Dedicated to Harvey Milk on March 15, 2017.
1052   1948 St. Louis PCC Los Angeles Railway Westinghouse 1432J
  • Ex-SEPTA 2110; acquired in 1992.
1053   1947 St. Louis PCC NYCBOT Westinghouse 1432J
  • Ex-SEPTA 2721; acquired in 1992.
1055 1948 St. Louis PCC Philadelphia Westinghouse 1432J
  • Ex-SEPTA 2122; acquired in 1992.
1056   1948 St. Louis PCC Kansas City Public Service Company Westinghouse 1432J
1057 1948 St. Louis PCC Cincinnati Street Railway Westinghouse 1432J
  • Ex-SEPTA 2138; acquired in 1992.
1058 1948 St. Louis PCC Chicago Transit Authority Westinghouse 1432J
  • Ex-SEPTA 2124; acquired in 1992.
1059 1948 St. Louis PCC Boston Elevated Railway Westinghouse 1432J
  • Ex-SEPTA 2099; acquired in 1992.
1060 1947 St. Louis PCC Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co. Westinghouse 1432J
  • Ex-SEPTA 2715; acquired in 1992.
1061 1948 St. Louis PCC Pacific Electric Westinghouse 1432J
  • Ex-SEPTA 2116; acquired in 1992.
1062 1948 St. Louis PCC Louisville Railway Company Westinghouse 1432J
1063   1948 St. Louis PCC Baltimore Transit Company Westinghouse 1432J
1070 1947 St. Louis PCC Public Service Corporation GE 1220
1071   1947 St. Louis PCC Twin City Lines GE 1220
1072 1946 St. Louis PCC Mexico City GE 1220
1073 1947 St. Louis PCC El Paso City Lines GE 1220
1074   1946 St. Louis PCC Toronto Transit Commission GE 1220
1075 1946 St. Louis PCC Cleveland Transit System GE 1220
1076 1946 St. Louis PCC DC Transit GE 1220
1077 1947 St. Louis PCC Birmingham Electric GE 1220
1078 1946 St. Louis PCC San Diego Electric Railway GE 1220
1079 1946 St. Louis PCC Detroit Street Railway GE 1220
1080 1946 St. Louis PCC Los Angeles Transit Lines GE 1220
1807 1928 Carminati & Toselli Peter Witt Milan original 1928 livery
1811 1928 Carminati & Toselli Peter Witt Milan original 1928 livery
1814 1928 Carminati & Toselli Peter Witt 1930s to 1960s Milan
1815   1928 Carminati & Toselli Peter Witt 1970s Milan
1818   1928 Carminati & Toselli Peter Witt 1930s to 1960s Milan
1856   1928 Carminati & Toselli Peter Witt 1970s Milan
1859   1928 Carminati & Toselli Peter Witt 1970s Milan
1888 1928 Carminati & Toselli Peter Witt 1970s Milan
1893 1928 Carminati & Toselli Peter Witt 1970s Milan
1895 1928 Carminati & Toselli Peter Witt 1970s Milan

Long-term storage

Cars in this list are owned by MUNI, but are not in operating condition and may require significant restoration work to be completed.

This list is incomplete.

Fleet
Number(s)
Thumbnail Build
Date
Manufacturer Model Livery Motors Notes
106 1912
  • Ex-Moscow/Orel.
151 1927 Kawasaki
162 1914 Jewett Streetcar MUNI: green & cream Westinghouse 532A
189 19 Comp. Carris de Ferro do Porto Shops
  • Ex-Porto; acquired in 1984.
351 1926 St. Louis Johnstown Traction Company
586 1929 Moore W2 class GE
  • Ex-MMTB (Melbourne) 586.
578-J 1927 Fujinagata Zosen
913 1923 Perley Thomas New Orleans Public Service Incorporated GE 263
916 1946 MMTB SW6-class Melbourne GE 247 AX2 30kW
  • Ex-MMTB (Melbourne); acquired in 2009.
952 1923 Perley Thomas New Orleans Public Service Incorporated GE 263
3557 1954 Linke-Hoffmann-Busch V6E-class Hamburg GEM

Retired

This list is incomplete.

Fleet
Number(s)
Thumbnail Build
Date
Manufacturer Model Motors Notes
1001-1005 1939 St. Louis GE/Westinghouse
  • 1003 preserved at Western Railway Museum.
1012-1014 1948 St. Louis PCC GE
  • Built as double-ended cars, converted to single-ended.
  • 1012 and 1013 retired and scrapped in the 1970s.
  • 1014 to Sydney Tramway Museum on permanent loan.
1016-1039 1952 St. Louis PCC Westinghouse 1432K
  • Last PCC cars manufactured in North America.
1054 1948 St. Louis PCC Westinghouse 1432J
  • Ex-SEPTA 2121; acquired in 1992.
  • Severely damaged in an accident by 1541 on November 17, 2003; scrapped in 2020.
1101-1170 1946 St. Louis PCC GE
(not used) 1948 St. Louis PCC Westinghouse 1432J
  • Ex-SEPTA 2133; acquired in 1990s.
(not used) 1948 St. Louis PCC GE 1220
  • Ex-SEPTA 2147; acquired for parts in 1990s.
(not used) 1947 St. Louis PCC

Light Rail Roster

Active

Fleet
Number(s)
Thumbnail Build
Date
Manufacturer Model Motors Garage Notes
1400-1476   1994
1995-1998
Breda LRV2 4 x GE AC Motors Green, 1995-present
Metro East, 2008-present
  • 1400 was built in late 1994 and delivered on 1/12/1995.
  • 1401-1404 were delivered in 1995.
  • 1424 was involved in a major accident on 6/24/1997. Half of the car was salvaged.[35]
1477-1535   1999-2001 Breda LRV3 4 x GE AC Motors Green, 2000-present
Metro East, 2008-present
1536-1550 2002-2003 Breda LRV3 4 x GE AC Motors Green, 2002-present
Metro East, 2008-present
2001-2068   2016-2019 Siemens LRV4 Siemens 2-level IGBT–VVVF 170 hp 3-phase AC induction motor Metro East, 2017-Present
Green, 2019-Present
  • The first car was delivered on 1/13/2017.
  • 2006 entered service in November 2017; (1st car to enter service).
  • Some units are being transferred to Green from Metro East due to capacity issues at Metro East.
  • 2039 was involved in a incident with a person falling on the tracks at Embarcadero Station in April 2019.
2069-2118 2021 Siemens LRV4 Siemens 2-level IGBT–VVVF 170 hp 3-phase AC induction motor Metro East
Green
  • All units from this batch in service as of 2023.
2119-2249 2023-2028 Siemens LRV4 Siemens 2-level IGBT–VVVF 170 hp 3-phase AC induction motor Metro East
Green
  • Currently being delivered, undergoing testing and entering service.
  • Features double transverse seating.

Retired

Fleet
Number(s)
Thumbnail Build
Date
Manufacturer Model Motors Garage Notes
1200-1299   1978 Boeing-Vertol USSLRV 2 Garret 420 hp Green
  • Retired in 1996-2001.[36]
  • Scrapped in 1996-late 2002.[37]
  • 1212 crashed into 1255 at the Van Ness crossover in the Muni Metro subway in 1987. The good halves were used to build a new 1255 and the wrecked halves were scrapped in February 1994.
  • 1213 is preserved by the Oregon Electric Railway Museum.
  • 1226(?) was acquired by Derby, England for government inspection. Its safety inspections failed and the unit sat abandoned until it was scrapped circa 2016.[38]
  • 1258 is preserved by the Western Railway Museum.
  • 1268 (renumbered 1264) was kept by MUNI and was stored on a track off of Duboce St., before ultimately moving to the Cameron Beach yard. However, it was scrapped in April 2016.[39][40][41]
  • 1271 was bought by Certified Towing in Richmond, CA. It was originally used as an office in the late 1990's and later was used for storage. It was listed on Craigslist on 12/26/2022.[42]
1300-1329 1977 Boeing-Vertol USSLRV 2 Garret 420 hp Green
  • Rejected cars built for MBTA.
  • Placed in service 1981-1984.
  • 1320 was the only unit painted into the "SEPTA" paint scheme. It was kept by MUNI and was stored at the Cameron Beach yard. However, it was scrapped in March 2016.
  • 1326 was acquired by Derby, England. It was tested in Manchester England, but eventually derailed. It was scrapped shortly after its crash and after 1226(?) initially failed its inspection.[38]

Cable cars

This roster is incomplete

The three cable car routes are operated under partnership between San Francisco Municipal Railway and Market Street Railway.

Active cars

Fleet
Number(s)
Thumbnail Build
Date
Manufacturer Model Paint scheme Notes
1 1973 Muni shops Powell cable cars Powell Street Railway Company (1888-1893)
  • Not bi-direction
2 1893 Carter Brothers Powell cable cars San Francisco Municipal Railway (1984-current)
  • Not bi-direction
3 1893 Carter Brothers Powell cable cars San Francisco Municipal Railway (1960s-1982)
  • Not bi-direction
9 1973 Muni shops Powell cable cars Market Street Railway Company (1927-1936)
  • Not bi-direction
13 1991 Muni shops Powell cable cars United Railroads (1907-1921)
  • Not b-direction
15 2009 Muni shops Powell cable cars Market Street Railway Company (1893-1902)
  • Not bi-direction
16 1990 Muni shops Powell cable cars San Francisco Municipal Railway (1944-1946)
  • Not bi-direction
17   1990 Muni shops Powell cable cars San Francisco Municipal Railway (1984-current)
  • Not bi-direction
25 1890 Ferries & Cliff House Railway Powell cable cars United Railroads (1905-1907)
  • Not bi-direction
26 1890 Ferries & Cliff House Railway Powell cable cars San Francisco Municipal Railway (1946- early 1960s)
  • Not bi-direction
49-60   1992 Muni shops California Street cable cars San Francisco Municipal Railway (1984-current)
  • Bi-direction operations

External links

References

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  3. Daily San Francisco Bay News - LFSe+ order
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