VR-SAR Overland Club Car

VR-SAR Overland Club Car

Overland Club Car - Melbourne to Adelaide

For over a hundred years the Overland over-nightly pounded the arduous miles between Adelaide and Melbourne in both directions. Originally known as the 'Intercolonial
Express' the service commenced on January 19, 1887.

The Railway was Australia's first intercaptial connection without a break of Gauge, and the passenger service was operated using rolling stock jointly owned by South Australia and Victoria.

During 1936 the train was named 'the Overland' during a facelift. The first diesel powered Overland pulled out of Adelaide Station on November 19 1951.

Air conditioned steel cars were built between 1949 and 1972 at the S.A.R Islington Workshops replacing wooden bodied cars in service on the train. Carriages built prior to 1970 were fitted with axle driven generators and converted to head end power in 1970.

Company: Victorian & South Australian Railways

Capacity: 43

Weight: 47.9t

Year: 1949-1972

VR-SAR Overland Club Car
• config.txt 13.64KB
overland_clubcar_art
overland_clubcar_art_512.texture.txt 97 bytes
overland_clubcar_art_512.tga 1.00MB
overland_clubcar_art_icon.texture.txt 99 bytes
overland_clubcar_art_icon.tga 32.53KB
overland_clubcar_body
cupla.texture.txt 28 bytes
cupla.tga 768.04KB
overland copy.texture.txt 36 bytes
overland copy.tga 6.00MB
overland_clubcar_body.im 98.33KB
overland_clubcar_shadow
black.texture.txt 28 bytes
black.tga 812 bytes
overland_clubcar_shadow.im 8.02KB