Samba car

Samba carriage stands - based on the samba dance that came into fashion in the 1950s - for:

• the V6 and V7 series of the Hamburg tram , which were procured at the time, and which had a large area in the entrance area in front of the conductors' seat, reminiscent of a dance floor
• the four-axle west wagons of the Cologne-Frechen-Benzelrath Railway , which were procured at that time and which were said to have rocking driving characteristics
• a railroad company car with a dance floor, typically set in a so-called samba train
• a railway vehicle used on the former Burgholzbahn - which was also called Samba - especially the rail buses of the DB class VT 95 that were typical there from the 1950s
• the passenger cars of the field railway used on special occasions such as birthdays or anniversaries in the Laboe marine ammunition depot

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