With 10 percent of riders cheating the system, Muni should probably look at some alternative sources of income, such as this fabulous fare box for sale on Craigslist:
San Francisco Muni * Trolleycar Farebox * 1970s – $325 (novato)
San Francisco Muni * Trolleycar Farebox * 1970s
Taken right out of a MUNI Trolleycar
Farebox
1970’s
Works Great
$325
Or how about this 1984 articulated Muni bus for sale? According to the seller (not Muni), the bus was “originally a San Francisco Muni bus that eventually ended up in Southern California as a Movie Bus” and has made cameos in “The Italian Job” and other small TV roles. Bids start at $2300 on eBay. Thanks to SFist and reader Katherine for the tip-off.
What does one do with a bus? Well, you have the whole year to revamp it into your Burning Man mobile. Just one idea.
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the obvious: a relic from back when people actually paid their fare!
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When SF gets free public transit, there really will be a fare box fire sale…
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It should be free. Commerce, CA, buses carry as many as Muni, and have been free for years. To pay for free transit, we could stop subsidizing the auto and fossil-fuel companies. Start by making them pay for the dumping of carbon into the atmosphere, which, currently, they are doing for free.
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oooh… you could buy the bus and the fare box and start your own Muni line… the R Rachel, for example.
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60 feet of love. Wow? Parking where? Or your very own house on wheels. Just happens to have 18 of em or something…. Hmmm. One shall ponder..
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