Equipped for hauling automobiles or other large loads, end door boxcars offered a railroad's customers more versatility in loading or unloading. Cars of this design were relatively common from the 1930s to the 1960s when larger cars and multi-level auto-racks came onto the scene. Cars only had doors at one end and often had to be turned for loading or unloading - an extra challenge for model railroad operations.
- Die-cast trucks and operating couplers with hidden tabs
- Opening side and end doors
- Separately applied detail parts
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
- Rail Line: Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
- Road Number: 48520
- Gauge: O Gauge
- Min Curve: O31
- Dimensions: Length: 14"
- Most Recent Catalog: 2022 Big Book