1741 1950'S FREIGHT CAR GUIDE QuickBooks ultra-quiet running •LED constant and

ultra-quiet running •LED constant and directional headlights •Easy multiple-unit operation •Heavy die-cast metal underframe •Correct size RP-25 metal wheels •Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers Road-specific details on this model include: •Brass Leslie single-chime air horn on bracket •Single exhaust w/Super Harco spark arrestor •Brass cab sunshades •Hood-mounted handrails •Dual sealed-beam vertical headlight •Front and rear footboards •Roof-mounted round cab vent •5-louver battery box •AAR Type A plain bearing truck sideframes w/ sloped journals •600-gallon fuel tank

“S” curves

This O gauge Southern Pacific auto carrier car with (4) 1957 Ford Thunderbird load features: •Intricately Detailed Durable ABS Body •Metal Wheels and Axles •Die-Cast 4-Wheel Trucks •Operating Die-Cast Metal Couplers •Colorful

This single-door boxcar with Roller Bearing trucks is used in general service by CSX

Designed to bring authenticity and smooth performing operation to any O Gauge layout

1741 1950'S FREIGHT CAR GUIDE QuickBooks ultra-quiet running •LED constant andA must have for modelers and fans, the 1950s Freight Car Color Guide Volume 1: Boxcars from Morning Sun Books is a treasure trove of large format, color images. The 1950s are arguably the classic era for freight cars, pre dating the mergers that would erase many venerable roads and leave us with new names such as Penn Central, Seaboard Coast Lines, and Erie Lackawanna. In the 1950s, "boxcar red" was everywhere, but colorful new paint schemes were