The Manx Electric Railway Society has hit out over what it describes as a "crowd pulling freak" made from an historic tram.
In a press release, the society says the 112-year-old horse tram was sold by Douglas Council in 2016.
The MER Society says it's now been converted to run on rubber tyres with a steering wheel, curved dash panels and seatbelt for its driver.
It claims the tram is a Manx icon which has been destroyed as a gimmick, and says part of the Island's heritage has been ruined.
Island's largest jumble sale this weekend
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Children's creativity festival at Villa Marina this weekend
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Island's Liverpool Supporters Club pays tribute to Diogo Jota
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Government congratulates Guernsey's first female Chief Minister
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Replica Spanish Galeon ready for visitors after delayed opening
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Tree fellers close Peel Road
One of the capital's busiest roads will have an emergency road closure tomorrow.
Escape to the Country presenter loves Port Erin!
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Jailed animal cruelty benefits fraudster has court claims thrown out
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