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Rolling stock of the New York City SubwayThis table lists all cars ("R-types") that have ran on the New York Subway from 1932 to the present.
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IND/BMT R-class cars 1932- and IRT R-class cars 1948-
| model class | year | division | builder | number of cars | car numbers | year retired | lines currently on | notes | \n| R1 | 1930-1931 | IND | ACF | 300 | 100-399 | 1968-1970 | | \n| R4 | 1932-1933 | IND | ACF | 500 | 400-899 | 1970-1975 | | | \n| R6 | 1935-1936 | IND | ACF/Pullman/Pressed Steel | 500 | 900-1399 | 1970-1976 | | \n| R7 | 1937-1938 | IND | ACF/Pullman-Standard | 250 | 1400-1649 | 1970-1977 | \n| R9 | 1940 | IND | ACF/Pressed Steel | 153 | 1650-1702 | 1972-1977 | | \n| R10 | 1948-1949 | IND | ACF | 400 | 2950-3349 | 1984-1990 | | \n| R11 | 1949 | IND/BMT | Budd | 10 | 8010-8019 | late 1970s | | test train, rebuilt into "R34" in 1965 | \n| R12 | 1948 | IRT | ACF | 100 | 5703-5802 | 1981 | | | \n| R14 | 1949 | IRT | ACF | 150 | 5803-5952 | 1984 | | | \n| R15 | 1950 | IRT | ACF | 100 | 5953-5999, 6200-6252 | 1984 | | | \n| R16 | 1954-1955 | IND/BMT | ACF | 200 | 6300-6499 | 1986 | \n| R17 | 1955-1956 | IRT | St. Louis | 400 | 6500-6899 | 1988 | | | \n| R21 | 1956-1957 | IRT | St. Louis | 250 | 7050-7299 | 1987-1988 | | \n| R22 | 1957-1958 | IRT | St. Louis | 450 | 7300-7749 | 1987-1988 | | | \n| R26 | 1957-1960 | IRT | ACF | 110 | 7750-7859 | 2001-2002 | | \n| R27 | 1960-1961 | IND/BMT | St. Louis | 230 | 8020-8249 | 1988-1990 | | pairs | \n| R28 | 1960-1961 | IRT | ACF | 100 | 7860-7959 | 2001-2002 | | pairs | \n| R29 | 1962 | IRT | St. Louis | 236 | 8570-8805 | 2001-2002 | | pairs | \n| R30 | 1960-1962 | IND/BMT | St. Louis | 320 | 8250-8569 | 1993-1994 | | pairs | \n| R32 | 1964-1965 | IND/BMT | Budd | 600 | 3350-3949 | | A, C, E, F, Q, R | pairs; car 3348 formerly 3659 | \n| R33 | 1962-1963 | IRT | St. Louis | 500 | 8806-9305 | 2001-2002 | | pairs\n |
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| R33 World's Fair | 1963 | IRT | St. Louis | 40 | 9306-9345 | 2002-2004 | | singles, some in work service, built for (7) IRT Flushing Line service | \n| R36 | 1964 | IRT | St. Louis | 34 | 9524-9557 | 2001-2002 | | pairs | \n| R36 World's Fair | 1964 | IRT | St. Louis | 390 | 9346-9523 & 9558-9769 | 2002-2004 | | pairs, built for (7) IRT Flushing Line service | \n| R38 | 1966-1967 | IND/BMT | St. Louis | 200 | 3950-4149 | | A, C | pairs | \n| R40 | 1967-1969 | IND/BMT | St. Louis | 400 | 4150-4549 | | B, N, W | slanted ends on 4150-4449, R40M (non-slant) 4450-4549 pairs | \n| R42 | 1969-1970 | IND/BMT | St. Louis | 400 | 4550-4949 | | J, M, Z(sometimes B, N, W) | pairs | \n| R44 | 1971-1974 | IND/BMT | St. Louis | 275 | 5202-5479 | | A, Rockaway Shuttle | 75' "ABBA linked sets" | \n| R44 SI | 1972-1974 | n/a | St. Louis | 64 | 388-435; even to 466 | | Staten Island Railway | 75' "ABBA linked sets" | \n| R46 | 1975-1978 | IND/BMT | Pullman Standard | 754 | 5482-6258 | | F, G, R, V(sometimes E) | 75' "ABBA linked sets" | \n| R62 | 1983-1985 | IRT | Kawasaki | 325 | 1301-1625 | | 3, 4 | singles in 5-car sets | \n| R62A | 1983-1987 | IRT | Bombardier | 825 | 1651-2475 | | 1, 3, 7, 9 | some singles, others in 5-car sets | \n| R68 | 1986-1989 | IND/BMT | Westinghouse/Amrail | 425 | 2500-2924 | | D, N, Q, Franklin Shuttle(sometimes B, W) | 75' singles | \n| R68A | 1988-1989 | IND/BMT | Kawasaki | 200 | 5001-5200 | | N, Q(sometimes B, W) | 75' singles, linked 4-car sets | \n| R110A | 1992 | IRT | Kawasaki | 10 | 8001-8010 | | out of service was on (2) | R142 test train | \n| R110B | 1992 | IND/BMT | Bombardier | 9 | 3001-3009 | | out of service; was on (A), then (C) | test train for R143 | 67' 3-car sets | \n| R142 | 1999-2002 | IRT | Bombardier | 1030 | 6301-7180, 1101-1250 | | 2, 4, 5 | | \n| R142A | 1999-2002 | IRT | Kawasaki | 520 | 7211-7730 | | 4, 6 | R142S order of 80 cars coming in 2004 | \n| R143 | 2001-2003 | IND/BMT | Kawasaki | 212 | 8101-8312 | | L, weekend M | CTBC compatible | \n| R160 | 2005- | IND/BMT | Kawasaki/Alstom | | |
Notes
\n*All IND/BMT cars are 60' long unless noted.
- All IRT cars are 51'.
- All cars R32 and after are stainless steel
- Cars from 1960-70 are married pairs (2-car sets), R44/46 "ABBA" linked sets, all others single (as noted)
- Air conditioning standard on all cars R42 and later. R38's 4140-49 and R40's 4350-4549 also delivered with A/C. R32 & R38's 3950-4139 rebuilt with A/C.
- "Number of cars" is the total number built per model and does not account for cars wrecked, scapped, etc.
- Redbirds are R26, 28, 29, 33 and 36.
- Year listed is year built and/or delivered. Year entered service may be up to 1-2 years after date given.
- When a line letter or number is given in parenthesis () in the "lines currently on" column, the particular car model is currently not in regularly scheduled service on that route but may run again and cars of that model can be found at yards and locations along that line (in storage) or spare use.
Builders
- ACF-American Car & Foundry, Berwick, Pennsylvania
- Bombardier-Montreal, Quebec, Plattsburgh, New York, Auburn, New York, Barre, Vermont, La Pocatiere, Quebec, Chicago, Illinois
- Budd Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Kawasaki-Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Rail Car divsion, Kobe, Japan; Yonkers, New York
- Pullman Standard-Chicago, Illinois, Gary, Indiana
- St. Louis-St. Louis Car Co, Saint Louis, Missouri
- Westinghouse/Amrail-a joint venture between Westinghouse, USA; Alstom, France; ANF Industie and Bombardier, Canada.
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