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Rolling Stock[edit]
Multiple Units (MUs)[edit]
| Model
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Photo
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Build Year
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Fleet Numbers
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Power
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Notes
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| BH M153
|
 M153 at Montauk Point
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2021-2024
|
M001-M312
(312 units)
|
550 horsepower
|
- Modified British Rail Class 153s
- Built by Broken Hill in collaboration with Bombardier
- Single car units
|
| BH M158
|
 M158 at Woodside
|
2020-2025
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M320-M449
(130 Units)
|
700 horsepower
|
- Modified British Rail Class 158s
- Built by Broken Hill in collaboration with Bombardier
- Separated into 30 sets of 3 cars and 20 sets of 2 cars
|
| BH EM3
|
 EM3 prototype at Cherry Valley station
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2014-2019
|
E0001-E0720
(720 Units)
|
2,200 horsepower
|
- E0001-E0010 originally built as prototypes
- E0680-E0720 run on diesel only
- E0600-E0679 run on dual mode
|
| M1/M3 (railcar)
|
 M3 at Jamacia
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1984-1986
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8020-8049
(30 Units)
|
640 horsepower
|
- Mostly retained for heritage service
- Former LIRR cars
- Some converted into PC2 passenger cars
- Married pairs
|
| M7 (railcar)
|
 M7 (metro north livery) approaching Cold Spring Harbour
|
1999-2006
|
2000-2299
(300 Units)
|
2100 horsepower
|
- Married pairs
- Most scrapped or converted to PC1 passenger cars
- Used exclusively on overground service
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