F-Line PCC in hometown San Francisco Municipal Railway colors, comes to a stop in front of the iconic San Francisco Ferry Building at the foot of Market Street in the Financial District.

A former Philadelphia PCC now working for the San Fran MUNI, but painted for the Chicago Transit Authority, is seen passing Pier 35 as the Sea Princess starts up another engine behind her. The Sea... (more)

PCC Car on MUNI's F Line reaches the terminus at Castro.

A double ended PCC car pulls up along side a charter bus at the Pier 39 stop on MUNI's F Line. Fisherman's Wharf and the San Francisco waterfront are to the left in the photo while the Bay Bridge... (more)

Restored PCC no. 1050, painted in San Francisco MUNI 1950's livery, pulls into the bustling Pier 39 stop at Fisherman's Wharf. This car was built for the Philadelphia Transportation Company in 19... (more)

Two streetcars, one PCC and one Milan Tram, pass at the point where the F Line ends its dedicated right of way in the center of the Embarcadero. PCC car no. 1015 is heading to Fisherman's Wharf w... (more)

Running on a dedicated right of way along the San Francisco waterfront, car no. 1010 heads towards Fisherman's Wharf. This car was built in 1948 for the San Franciso MUNI and is painted in MUNI's... (more)

Acquired by MUNI in 1993, this PCC car was first built for Philadelphia in 1947. It operated there until 1992 and upon being rebuilt by MUNI in 1994, it was painted to honor the Brooklyn & Queens... (more)

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The roll signs on San Francisco MUNI's PCC cars feature several different destinations and phrases. My favorite is the destination 'Nowhere In Partic... (more)

Originally built for the Phildelphia Transportation Company (PTC) in 1948, this PCC survived through the SEPTA years until its retirement in 1992. Acquired and rebuilt by San Francisco MUNI in 19... (more)

Painted to honor Pacific Electric, this PCC car was built in 1948 for the Philadelphia Transportation Company, where it operated until 1989. Formerly SEPTA no. 2116, it was acquired by MUNI in 19... (more)

Originally built in 1948 for the San Francisco MUNI, this double ended PCC car has soldiered on through the years. In 1997, it was repainted to honor the Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Comp... (more)