Train Of Many Colors

The Train of Many Colors also known as the (TOMC) is one of the New York Transit Museum's Nostalgia train. The name comes from the fact that the cars are painted in many varying schemes from different eras.  The cars come from two different companies: American Car and Foundry and St. Louis Car Company. The cars are at 207th Street, 239th Street, and Coney Island Yards. This train is used for occasions such as the opening of CitiField, the Subway Centennial in 2004, and fan trips with the New York Transit Museum.

List of cars and colors

Model	Builder	Car numbers	Livery	Era used
R12	American Car & Foundry	5760	Two tone gray with orange stripes.	Original, when new
R15	American Car & Foundry	6239	Maroon with tan stripe	Original, when new
R17	St. Louis Car Company	6609	Maroon	Original, when new
R33ML	St. Louis Car Company	9010 and 9011, 9206 and 9207	Two-tone, silver with blue stripe	1971-early 1980s
R33ML	St. Louis Car Company	9016 and 9017	Tartar red with yellow handlebars	Original, when new
R33ML	St. Louis Car Company	9068	Kale green	1985-1988
R33ML	St. Louis Car Company	9069	Tuscan red with silver roof (Redbird)	1986 to retirement
R33WF	St. Louis Car Company	9306	1964 World's Fair aqua blue and white	Original, when new
ML = Main Line, WF = World's Fair; identified by the large picture windows in the World's Fair cars and smaller windows in the Main Line cars.

R12 5760
R15 6239
R17 6609
R33ML 9010 & 9011
R33ML 9206 & 9207
R33ML 9016 & 9017
R33ML 9068 & 9069
R33WF 9306