double truck maximum traction tram, built in 1914 by Duncan & Fraser. It was bought by the SECV and moved to Geelong tramways in 1951 as Tram 37. In 1956 it was moved to Ballarat as Tram 42. When the tramway closed in 1971 the tram body was given to the Zion Congregational Church in Sebastopol. The trucks were given to a Perth museum and later to the Australian Electric Transport Museum in South Australia. The body later went to the Creswick North Primary School, then to the Tramway Museum Society of Victoria. It is now privately owned. Tram 39 is an E class double truck maximum traction tram, built in 1914 by Duncan & Fraser. It was bought by the SECV and moved to Geelong tramways in 1951 as Tram 39. In 1956 it was moved to Ballarat as Tram 41. When the tramway closed in 1971 it was moved to Horsham, where it is part of a static display in a restaurant. Tram 40 is an E class double truck maximum traction tram, built in 1914 by Duncan & Fraser. It was bought by the SECV and moved to Geelong tramways in 1951 as Tram 40. In 1956 it was moved to Ballarat as Tram 43. When the tramway closed in 1971 the tram was given to the Apex Club of Barwon. In 1987 it became a static display at the Tramway Museum Society of Victoria. Tram 41 is an E class double truck maximum traction tram, built in 1914 by Duncan & Fraser. It was bought by the SECV and moved to Ballarat tramways in 1951. It is now in operating condition at the Ballarat Tramway Museum as Tram 38. Tram 42 is an E class double truck maximum traction tram, built in 1914 by Duncan & Fraser. It was bought by the SECV and moved to Ballarat tramways in 1951 as Tram 39. When the tramway closed in 1971 it was given to the Lions Club of Lismore, Victoria, for display in a park. It was returned to Ballarat in 1976 and is now at Ballarat Tramway Museum where it is used as a static display area. Tram 44 is a double truck maximum traction tram built in 1914 by Duncan and Fraser. It was bought by the SECV in 1951 for the Bendigo tramways as Tram 17. It is still in operating condition at the