GCI railcar

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An preserved GCI coach

GCI was a class of Belgian passenger railcar. GCI were introduced in the beginning of the 20th century. They had a metal frame but the body was made of wood. They have three axles.

GCI railcars were used until 1966. Nowadays the Heritage Railway in Dendermonde, Belgium, operates one fully restored GCI, and possesses more GCIs that are waiting to be restored.

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Historic cars
Wooden coaches
Metal coaches, domestic
  • K1
  • K2
  • K3
  • K4
  • L
  • M1
  • M2
  • M3
Metal coaches, international
  • I1
  • I2
  • I3
  • I4
  • I5
  • TEE PBA
Sleeping cars
  • WL P
  • WL MU
  • WL T2
Current cars
Single deck, domestic
  • M4
Single deck, international
Double deck
  • M5
  • M6
Luggage, service and other cars
  • Dms
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