R11 series

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The R11 series was a small group of experimental New York City Subway prototype cars built in the late 1940s to test design features for future IND/BMT large-profile rolling stock.

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instanceOf New York City Subway rolling stock
experimental railcar series
prototype subway car
alsoKnownAs R-11 NERFINISHED
R11 prototype
bodyMaterial stainless steel
brakeSystem SMEE NERFINISHED
builtFor IND/BMT Division of the New York City Subway NERFINISHED
Independent Subway System NERFINISHED
carLength 60 feet
carNumbers 8010
8011
8012
8013
8014
8015
8016
8017
8018
8019
carType single unit
carWidth 10 feet
city New York City
collectionMethod contact shoe
constructionPeriod late 1940s
country United States of America
surface form: United States
designInfluence Budds stainless-steel construction techniques
division IND/BMT NERFINISHED
doorConfiguration four pairs of side doors per car
enteredService 1950
introducedFeature fluorescent lighting
forced-air ventilation system
padded seats
provisions for air conditioning
sealed beam headlights
stainless-steel carbody for IND/BMT stock
lineTestedOn IND Queens Boulevard Line NERFINISHED
manufacturer American Car and Foundry Company NERFINISHED
numberBuilt 10
numberPreserved 1
operator New York City Transit Authority NERFINISHED
preservedAt New York Transit Museum NERFINISHED
preservedCarNumber 8013
profileType large-profile
purpose test design features for future IND/BMT large-profile rolling stock
rebuilder American Car and Foundry Company NERFINISHED
New York City Transit Authority NERFINISHED
rebuiltAs R34
rebuiltPeriod 1960s
serviceType revenue service
successorSeries R32
system New York City Subway
tractionPower 600 V DC third rail
withdrawnFromService 1970s
yearConstructed 1949

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