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Happy Birthday Cars
Road Number HBD 2005

This 40’ Standard Box Car, Plug Door is decorated with a colorful array of balloons on white sides. Just as a surprise birthday party, each car features a surprise: one of four different roof and end colors. And what party is complete without an explosion of colorful confetti? Each box comes with a generous supply of festive confetti to consummate the celebration.
Item N Scale - #021 00 500
Z Scale - #502 00 230 (Magne-Matic® Couplers) MSRP 27.75 Reserve price $19.43
Z Scale - #502 00 231 (Marklin® Couplers) MSRP 25.95 Reserve price $18.17

N-Scale
$24.95

Reserved
$17.47
In-Stock Price
$19.96

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40' Standard Box Car, Plug Door
West Virginia State Car
Road Number WV 1863

This 40’ standard box car with plug door representing the state of West Virginia is car #22 of a 50-car series for each of the 50 states in the union. It is painted dark blue with aluminum sides and sports the Cardinal and Rosebay Rhododendron flower, West Virginia’s official bird and flower. The flag of the state of West Virginia is in the background. The road number 1863 is the year the ‘Mountain State’ was admitted to the Union .

P/N: #021 00 386

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Florida East Coast
Road Number FEC 15178

This red 3-Bay Ortner rapid discharge hopper has large, white FEC letters and runs on black Barber® Roller bearing trucks. This car also displays the Ortner aggregate car warning sign, ‘Deadly Crossings.’ 300 cars numbered into the 15000-15299 series HT class are rated at 100 tons; the 3-Bay Ortner can hold 2,300 cu. ft. level full and falls within ‘Plate C’ clearances. Most of the three-bay cars were owned by and in captive service of construction & utility companies, traveling in unit train fleets used for the transport of heavy material like stone aggregate, iron ore or limestone .
P/N: #125 00 020 Click photo to see large view

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General American Trans. Corp.
Road Number GATX 8556
This black 39’ single dome tanker is black, stenciled with white “REPUBLIC” on the right side of the car, “CUMBERLAND” on the opposite side, and runs on black Bettendorf trucks. Built by American Car & Foundry Co. at their Milton, PA. Plant, these propane tank cars were owned by the Cumberland Gasoline Corporation and operated by General American Transportation Corporation. By January 1943, these four cars were reassigned to the Cumberland Gasoline Corporation with CGAX reporting marks.

P/N: #065 00 600

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Southern Pacific®
Road Number SP 246016
This SP brown rib side boxcar with double Youngstown doors and roofwalk has white lettering and yellow “Cushion-Car” lettering and runs on black Barber® Roller bearing trucks. Built by FMC in Portland, OR, in April of 1979, this car came equipped with centered double doors, nailable floor and end-of-car cushioning.

P/N: #030 00 050
*Southern Pacific® is a registered trademark of the Union Pacific Railroad

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United States Army
Road Number USAX 38080, 38068, 38036
These 50’ flat cars with fishbelly sides and side mount brakewheel are drab olive green with the white Transportation Corps logo, consisting of a ship’s wheel, with a winged car wheel on a rail inside a shield, and run on black Bettendorf trucks. This car was built in July, 1953 by Magor Car Company of New York. The Transportation Corps was established by the War Department in 1918, and has played a part in every major battle this country has ever entered.

P/N: #045 00 181...$15.65 (w/ tank load)
#045 00 182...$15.65 (w/ cannon load)
#045 00 183...$15.65 (w/ half-track, crate load)

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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Road Number CB&Q 232076
This 39’ single dome tank car is painted black with white logo and lettering. It was built in July 1949 at CB&Q’s Havelock shop and runs on black Bettendorf trucks. Tankers in this 200-car series of TM-6 company service cars were used primarily for diesel fuel and lube oil service.

P/N: #530 00 070 (Magne-Matic® coupler)...$16.30 Reserve 14.35
#530 00 071 (Marklin® coupler)...$14.50 Reserve 10.15
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Southern Pacific Company®
Road Number S.P.C. 472
This box car red 30’ boxcar with single door with white lettering and Sunset logo runs on brown Barber Coleman Archbar trucks. SPC 472 was originally built for the Oregonian Railroad in 1880 as car 230. The Oregonian Railroad was acquired by the Southern Pacific and the car was transferred to the SPC in 1899, where it was renumbered 472. The car was again transferred in 1907, being sent to the Nevada and California Railway, still another SP property, where it became Southern Pacific 443.
P/N: #800 00 020

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NEW! Dalman Truck
15th Truck Style!

Developed in the 1920’s, the Dalman 2-level truck improved riding quality by combining a wider bolster with more and softer springs.

P/N: 003 02 162
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