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Hello Ben F  (blueline) !

Shame on you Ben, heh heh  !!    That photo in your post above depicts NOT A BMT "Q" TYPE  !!    It shows an IRT LOW-V Car and train with body side extender steel plates (and slanted side baffles to prevent cretins from riding on the sills, heh) -- so as to be able to run on both the BMT Culver Shuttle and the BMT Franklin Shuttle.    The BMT wooden "C" type EL cars were created from gate cars in 1924 using a similar "body extender" plates --  to close the six-inch gap where 9' wide cars were run on into stations designed to clear 10' wide subway cars. 

Here below - top photo shows  a side view from street level,  notice NO CENTER DOORS - and the bottom photo shows the head-on "face" of a Q Type -- and you know where these were taken !

Have a Happy Holiday Season Ben, and the same to all here at OGR  Subways / Transit / Traction Forum

 regards !! -- Joe F

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