Glenelg Tram 75th Anniversary short documentary

A short documentary which was released in 2004 for the 75th anniversary of the Glenelg Tram. Featuring the much loved and missed H-Type Trams.
Uploaded purely for historical and educational purposes. No claim of copyright is intended.

[@CowboyJojosAdventures]

Great little Documentary.

[@MartintheTinman]

I drove these Trams from 1989 to 1993

[@userreview2806]

Very cool

[@danefilander2757]

Love the old "H" Type Trams.

[@whorayful]

New trams having greater comfort etc, well they got that wrong. AIrless stinky, sweat boxes not built for Australian conditions. Think I've been on the new ones twice, when I go to the bay I drive now, I like fresh air.

[@zaco21_]

whorayful True that, they should Bring back the old trams

[@jeanhodgson8623]

The new ones sure look ugly. The old ones were not pretty, but they had style and class. My favorites are the F types, seen in few video clips apart from the museum ones. It is sad that the old, vast network was removed. They say that trams get in the way of cars, but the buses do where I live, and they go so slow.

[@Adelaide_Transit]

@@zaco21_ The H class trams are nearly 100 years old now and lack disability access/ The flexity classic which is whats being mentioned to as a sweat box has been retrofitted with better AC, its important to remember that it was built for german conditions. The Alstom Citadis trams however where built for spanish conditions which is extremely similar to adelaides climate as such they have better aircon.