Preserved Cars
- Car 4902 (trailer car) has been preserved by the New York Transit Museum and restored.
- Car 5290 (motor car) has been preserved by Railway Preservation Corp. and restored.
- Car 5292 (motor car) has been preserved by Railway Preservation Corp. and restored.
- Car 5443 (motor car) has been preserved by Railway Preservation Corp. and restored.
- Car 5466 (motor car) has been preserved by the Shore Line Trolley Museum in East Haven, Connecticut and restored.
- Car 5483 (motor car) has been preserved by Railway Preservation Corp. and restored.
- Car 5600 (motor car) has been preserved at the Trolley Museum of New York in Kingston, New York. It is awaiting restoration.
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