GG Motor Vehicle Transport Wagon -- GG 1799 to 1804

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GG Motor Vehicle Transport Wagon -- GG 1799 to 1804

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Tomlinson Steel Ltd, Perth, Western Australia, was awarded a contract to construct 6 motor vehicle transport wagons that were 85 feet in length. They had a capacity of 10 cars. They were classified "GG" and allocated road numbers 1799 through 1804.