Brian, The door I need is 6ft. wide and 10 Ft. tall to fit the McKean Models PS-1 kit I am working on ( purchased 1986 ) to save the paint and lettering as I do not have decals to redo. A photo

Doug and Clark, thank you for that detailed information! These are unusual, and I think, rather attractive cars. Eric Lombard Homewood, IL ---In stmfc@..., <doug.harding@...> wrote: Eric, you may

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Good Morning Clark, What we were trying to say is that the RImostly used GS gondolas for coal hauling during the steam era, having only woodSeeley type cars that were off the roster in the 30’s

Tim, AFAIK, that car remains in that location today. The car, as well as at least one other, were stored at Mount Union PA in the old East Broad Top yard. See

Eric, you may be on to something. I have two photos of MSTL Automobile boxcars, one of 55018 in pristine as delivered paint, the doors were black. And one of 55012 showing it after the roof was

Photo was taken on the southeast side (looking NW) of the 3rd Ave viaductin Marshalltown Iowa. The M&StL used to keep their work train in that area.Looks like this 55000 series ‘auto box’ is in

Tim, This car is one on the end of the string of them that have been sitting derelict at Mount Union, PA in the EBT yards. Here's a more recent picture of the same car:

The inconsistency of the information available drove me to the ORER. Here is a service history; 1937[3] 10 BLT 1937(7) 10 XAR IH 10-0. 1938(4) 10 1939(1) 10 19xx

Tim, this car appears in all physical respects to be a refugee from M&StL 55000-55018 built by GAT in 3-1937, and after being rebuilt to from IH 10-0 to IH 10-6 in 1959.The serial number on the car

Fenton, I too will not be able to attend and would be interested in purchasing the kit and associated details and decals also. Rich Christie

Greg, has any thought been given to allowing those of us who may not make the list to purchase the parts and also build. I know I have done this in the past when I wan't attending the Cocoa shows to

Tim O'Connor asked: "did these cars have Duryea underframes? or just very curious looking draft gear?" http://www.ebay.com/itm/350867736566   Curious looking draft gear, but no Duryea underframe. 

How does one get in touch to make an order? -- Best Regards Randy

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Hey Yuze Gize, The project promises to be of high interest and knowing ahead that wecannot supply a kit for everyone it will be important to know who is interestedin the project cars even though you

did these cars have Duryea underframes? or just very curious looking draft gear? http://www.ebay.com/itm/350867736566 Tim O'

first photo I've seen of a US Army single sheathed box car in the 1950's http://www.ebay.com/itm/350902924702 Tim O'Connor

any clues? I am stumped. http://www.ebay.com/itm/350917168628 Tim O'Connor

Width and height? There's quite a bit of variation given just those two factors. Then we can talk about equal, or unequal, panel sizes. Kadee doors come with molded on tackboards, which can be a