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A black and white photo of a Chicago Transit Authority bus number 2503, a GM New Look model, parked on a cobblestone street with a destination sign reading DU46 KUSTNER. — Download original ↓

1950 · Monroe and Dearborn, Chicago, IL

CTA New Look bus 2503, likely from the 1960s, is stopped on a cobblestone street in Chicago with its destination sign reading 'DU46 KUSTNER'.

Date: 1950
Location: Monroe and Dearborn, Chicago, IL
Vehicle: Motor bus
Operator: Chicago Transit Authority
Equipment: GM New Look TDH-5303
Fleet numbers: Chicago Transit Authority 2503

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