One Aberdeen tram for sale at auction!

Ever fancied owning a unrestored tram body? Well if you have a chance is about to come up with the lower saloon of Aberdeen Corporation Tramways 54 – built in 1902-3 as an open topper before receiving a top deck cover in later life – to be sold at a farm auction on Saturday 21st October.

The lower saloon was one of several tram bodies sold upon the closure of Aberdeen Corporation Tramways in 1958 into private ownership. It found itself into the ownership of Norman Robertson and following his death in 2016 a large number of items are to be auctioned off including numerous tractors as well as the tram body.

The body of 54 is said to be in poor condition and we currently have no details if a reserve has been placed on the tram but presumably anyone bidding for it would need to find a new home for it.

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3 Responses to One Aberdeen tram for sale at auction!

  1. homepridefred says:

    Do you have a link to the auction page?

    • Gareth Prior says:

      As far as we are aware there isn’t an auction page. The auction seemed to only be announced in a local newspaper and took place at a farm in Netherton Insch; I find it hard to believe there wasn’t an online option as well but no searches have been able to find it.

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