King County Metro - Retired Fleet Roster

Retired Fleet Roster

Model Motor Seated
Capacity		 Length Purchased Retired Qty.* Fleet Numbers
Ford/Champion van Challenger Navistar T444E/Ford 4R100 2003 35 1200-1234
Breda ADPB 350 DDC6v92TA/
AEG/Westinghouse		 56 60' 1988–1991 2005 236 5000-5235
MAN ETB Siemens 64 60' 1987 2007 46 4000-4045
MAN Americana MAN D2566 MLUH 44 40' 1986–1987 2004 157 3000-3146; 3150-3159
MAN SG-310 MAN D2566 MLUM 60' 1983 2001 202 2000-2201
MAN SG-220 MAN D2566 MLUM 60' 1977 1999 151 1400-1550
Flyer D900 Cummins VTB903 40' 1979 1997 224 1600-1823
Flyer D900 Cummins VTB903 35' 1980 1997 35 1850-1884
AMG 10240T trolleybus GE 45 40' 1979 2003 109 900-1009 (no 911)
AMG 10240B8 DDC 8V71 40' 1976 1996 323 1100–1313; 1340-1349
GMC T8H-5305 DDC 8V71 40' 1968 1987 70 700-769
Flxible Detroit Diesel 6V-71 51 40' 1963 1986 100 500-599
Pullman-Standard trolley GE 44 40' 1944 1978 30 977–1006 originally; 642–655 from 1974 until end of service (after some retirements and renumberings). No. 1005 preserved by Metro.
Twin Coach trolley Westinghouse 41 40' 1940 1978 177 800–976 originally (counting 24 slightly larger units, built in 1943); remaining coaches in 1974 renumbered into series 600–659. No. 643 (originally 905) preserved by Metro.
Brill trolley GE 40 40' 1940 1963 100 700–799

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