Argentina
Mendoza trolleybus #34 at Villa Nueva. Photographer unknown
Morrison. 9 OCT 1995.
M-69 Trolley #69 in central Mendoza. Photo by Pablo (no last name). Date Unknown.
An unidentified Mendoza trolleybus. Photo by Ronald Newell. 11 SEP 2006.
M-17
ZiU #17 in Mendoza. Photo by Luke (no last name). 6 JUL 2007.
M-80 Trolley #80,
a three axle trolley. Photo by Shiralee Matthews. 26 JAN 2008.
Trolley
#46, a three axle trolley. Photo by Ronald Newell. 12 SEP 2006.
Two of the first ex-Vancouver Flyer 901/2s being trucked into Mendoza. Photo
by Osvaldo González. and Jorge Guevara. 5 DEC 2008.
A row of at least five ex-Vancouver Flyer 901/2s shortly after being trucked
to Mendoza. Photo by Osvaldo González and Jorge Guevara. 5 DEC 2008.
Five of the first ex-Vancouver Flyer 901/2s at the garage where they will be
stored until refurbished for service, probably in about four months. Photo by
Osvaldo González and Jorge Guevara. 5 DEC 2008. Note that the date on
the photo is wrong. Most likely due to a bug in the camera.
Ex-Vancouver NF 901/2 2799 being towed at the warehouse owned by EPTM (see below).
The photo was probably taken by Osvaldo González, though not noted. 5
DEC 2008.
Note: the first trolley unloaded NF 901/2 2919. The trucking company hauling them has twelve trucks to haul the trolleys from San Antonio to Mendoza. The will be making eight round trips to truck in all the trolleys. The haul should be done sometime in January. At least for now, the vehicles are being stored in a warehouse owned or leased by EPTM (the provincially-owned trolleybus system) in the Guaymallén district, in the northeastern part of Mendoza. This is several kilometers away from the trolleybus depot/garage.
Mendoza Flyer E901/2 bear the Vancouver fleet number 2943 being tested on the
Mondoza system at Av. Colon.According to the translation of the original Spanish
article, 2943 was tested in battery mode. Photographer unknown. 20 FEB 2009.
Courtesy of Trolebuses
Mendocinos.
Mendoza Flyer E901/2 2943 along side M12. 20 FEB 2009.
An unidentified early model trolley for Mendoza. Photographer and date unkown.
Courtesy of Trolebuses Mendocinos. I suspect that this trolley was being used
for training, since the jpeg is named "Mendoza-cocheescuela" which
can be loosely translated as 'coach school'.
Flyer E901/2 01. The original Vancouver number is not known. The roll signs
have not been replaced. The colour is this vehicle is purple. There is confusion
here because the number of this trolley is 01 as are the trolleys in the next
photos. At this time, it is not known why three of them are umbered 01. Photographer
unknown. 11 MAR 2009. Courtesy of Trolebuses
Mendocinos.
Flyer E901/2 "01". The colour of this trolley is red and is definitely
not the same as the one above.. Photographer unknown. 11 MAR 2009. Courtesy
of Trolebuses
Mendocinos.
Flyer E901/2 "01". This appears to be the normal colour (blue) of
the older Mendoza fleet. This is the third trolley to be numbered "01"
(see the above two photos). Photographer unknown. 11 MAR 2009. Courtesy of Trolebuses
Mendocinos.
Jorge Luis Guevara and Flyer 2819 in the background. Photographer unknown. 2009.
A towtruck towing one of the Flyers to Mendoza. Photo by Jorge Luis Guevara.
2 MAR 2007. Courtesy Trans-Vancouver.
Copyrighted.
A row of Flyers lined up at the garage before preparation for service. Mendoza.
Photo by Jorge Luis Guevara. Date uncertain: 2008/9. The date on the phto is
incorrect. Courtesy Trans-Vancouver.
Copyrighted.
Flyer E901/2 "02" operating as a training vehicle. There is no route
5. Photo by Jorge Guevara. 2009. Courtesy of TrolleyMotion.
A line truck working on the overhead. It could be working on renewing the wires to Villa Nueva. Photo by Jorge Luis Grevara. 2011. Courtesy of TrolleyMotion.
Flyer trolley 46 at the terminus of the newly reopened line to Villanueva. Apparently, this line closed in February 2005. This project included a new substation. Photo by Jorge Luis Grevara. 23 AUG 2011. Courtesy of TrolleyMotion.
Ex-Vancouver trolleys on route to Mendoza
Trolleybus video route 3 Dorrego
Mendoza, Rosario and Cordoba page
