According to this video NABI 5508 Video, the first set has been sent to Hamilton Garage. I am not sure whether the numbering starts at 5501 or what, but 5508 IS in service. It’s only a matter of time before those Flxible Metro-Ds retire so get your pics in NOW while you still can.
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