Talk:Sandia Peak Tramway

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While true that "cable cars" can refer to aerial tramways, it is far more likely that a "cable car" refers to a streetcar running on a cable such as those in San Francisco. It is for this reason that the article on Aerial tramways is separate from the article on Cable cars. There's no need to throw in additional nouns to describe something whice is completely described by the article itself and the first link to Aerial tramway. Also, if we're abbreviating kilometers, shouldn't we abbreviate miles? --ABQCat 04:57, 3 Aug 2004 (UTC)

Deletion of claim "most difficult tramway construction project"

I deleted the phrase "constructed the tramway in what they considered their most difficult tramway construction project". The only sources I found seemed to be based on Wikipedia, or from Sandia Peak Tramway's own web site -- which is not independent, and has a vested interest in glorifying the project. --Larry/Traveling_Man (talk) 18:25, 14 May 2016 (UTC)[reply]