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It is believed that sixteen (16) Sterling streamliners were produced by J. B. Judkins Co. of Merrimac, MA. (1857-1942) between 1939 and 1942. The first produced was a prototype and did not have a name fired into the porcelain enamel panel on either side of the front door, as was the standard. The shortest ever produced was 41.5 ft. long, and the longest 54.5 ft. long.

At least one is known to have been in production around the time of the bombing of Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. Production of diners ceased immediately after the US declaration of war. The Judkins company closed its shops in 1942 and all buildings (offices and manufacturing) were sold and later demolished. The last Streamliner diner was never completed but sat outside the Judkins factory for years.

Aside from the Modern Diner, and Salem Diner, four (4) others still survive in one form or another in storage. In order of production these are: Hesperus (406) Streamliner (4011), Jimmy Evan's Flyer (4012), and Lindholm's (4017) Note that all 4 of these were produced in 1940.

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