Surviving Rolling Stock
- 55, preserved operational at the Seashore Trolley Museum as Lehigh Valley Transit 1030
- 65, preserved operational at the Illinois Railway Museum
- 167 "Scottsburg," preserved at the West Coast Railway Association as Pacific Great Eastern "Clinton"
- 202, preserved at the Western Railway Museum as Portland Traction Company 4001
- 205, preserved at the Illinois Railway Museum
- 375, preserved in Scottsburg, Indiana as Chicago South Shore and South Bend 503
- 376, preserved by a private owner in Indiana as Chicago South Shore and South Bend 1100
- 377, preserved at the Illinois Railway Museum as Chicago South Shore and South Bend 504
- 429, preserved at the Indiana Transportation Museum as Union Traction 429
- 437, preserved at the Indiana Transportation Museum as Union Traction 437
- 447, preserved at the Indiana Transportation Museum as Indianapolis and Cincinnati 606
- 715, preserved by a private owner in Ohio
- several older interurban cars retired in the first years of IR have also been preserved.
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