The Arnine Cars (collectively referring to the R1, R4, R6, R7/A, and R9 car types) are a series of 1,703 subway cars manufactured for use on the IND System between 1930 and 1940. They remained in service until 1977. Although built under separate contracts and by three different manufacturers, the Arnines are mechanically similar to each other and only minor differences exist between the different car types. Twenty cars have been preserved, including several at the New York Transit Museum that are used on the Holiday Vintage Train and on other occasions.
R1 100 at 2nd Avenue, December 16, 2007
R1 100 at 2nd Avenue, December 16, 2007
R1 100 at Lexington Avenue/53rd Street, December 16, 2007
R1 100 at Queens Plaza, December 27, 2015
R1 100 at Broadway-Lafayette, December 27, 2015
R1 381 at 125th Street, December 23, 2018
R1 381 at 125th Street, December 23, 2018
R1 381 at 125th Street, December 23, 2018
R4 401 at 42nd Street/6th Avenue, December 27, 2015
R4 401 at 2nd Avenue, December 27, 2015
R4 401 at Queens Plaza, December 27, 2015
R4 484 at the Transit Museum, September 13, 2003
R4 484 at Columbus Circle, November 7, 2004
R4 484 at 2nd Avenue, December 16, 2007
R4 interior
R7A 1575 at the Transit Museum, September 13, 2003
R7A interior
R9 1802 at 42nd Street/6th Avenue, December 16, 2007
R9 1802 at 23rd Street/6th Avenue, December 16, 2007
R9 1802 at 2nd Avenue, December 16, 2007
R9 1802 at Lexington Avenue/53rd Street, December 16, 2007
R9 1802 at 59th Street-Columbus Circle, December 23, 2018