However I see it is a little bigger in size than the Old BEC Dick Kerr and do wonder if the scale is accurate, or indeed the BEC a bit small. Some references quote Corgi as 1:76, some 1:72
The idea is the restoration of three BEC Kerr 4 Wheelers, a Double deck, an open top, and a maintenance works tram, and the motorisation of the Corgi, with 2 axle drive and working pole. The others also require poles and detailing like seats! They were stored away as surplus whilst others, long gone), were used on a small exhibition and display ayout.

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The Corgi Die-cast Dick Kerr tram. with figures and a very flexible plastic pole!

Very elderly BEC Dick Kerr 4 wheel works Tram kit from the early 1970's, not bad condition, but needs a dented roof repaired, and detailing.

Better condition Double deck Dick Kerr, again needs attention to roof, and new poles, plus interior as it has no seats. No Controllers, brakes, or seats. Again from the early 1970's.

Assortment of cast BEC single axle drive chassis, may be useful, but I would prefer two axle drive, same early vintage.

Remains of an open top Dick Kerr, probably destined now for conversion to a single deck, as the stairs are missing etc., much easier to make a new roof. Very dented, but has straightened up already due to the soft whitemetal.
The plan is to use new chassis as required, with Nigel Lawton 15:1 gears, new scale sized wheels, (fitted are a bit large with OO flange), modified profile to suit very tight 4inch curves, 16.5 gauge, with increased back to back, and gauge widening on the tightest curves. I may try the Coreless motors than Nigel Lawton has, with a layshaft and belt drive from the tiny motors, this would allow the lower floor to be nearer scale height.
New wheels would be uninsulated completely, with the power feed from the overhead allowing loops, triangles etc., in the track.
It is for a small layout, using parts of an old exhibition layout, with new track and re-cycling of some of the buildings, still in good condition from 1974., no particular area, a simple suburban setting in the 1920's.(got the vehicles already!!)
Stephen.