Allen Cain wrote: "I am no expert but could it be a B&O Wagon Top car?" Absolutely not.  The end reporting marks are clearly "SAL", and the car has Pullman ends vice the flat ends of the B&O

I would say with the intercommerce of commodities between companies its plausible you could see any tank car just about anywhere. You could also pretend a car is being leased out. -Rob

Yup. That’s the one I saw. Someday, I might actually finish the model I started from an IMRC tank and at SC&F underframe Steve Hile

Larry, I am no expert but could it be a B&O Wagon Top car? Allen Cain Modeling The Southern RR in 1955 in HO Scale -- Allen Cain Modeling the Southern in 1955 in HO Scale

Maybe something like this one. Dan Smith

This is a UTLX car. There is a nice photo of one like it in one of Kalmbach’s Freight Car books. There were a bunch of them numbered between 950 and 1027. They were Class Z cars (not UTLX

They are 10' Youngstown doors for the 40' and 50' cars other than 25 40' cars that got Superior doors. The Red Caboose 37' AAR 40' car has the correct 6' door in the kit. They also had a piece of 10"

Is the 6 foot door available anywhere? The 4 foot doors could be made from it relatively easily. Scott Haycock

Sunshine did them as a mini kit years ago. Todd Horton On Wednesday, December 21, 2022 at 11:50:23 AM EST,

John, Thank you. My Speedwitch kit kit did not come with any doors (Clark Propst had the same problem), and Ted did not respond to my email inquiring how to obtain

2 cars, both featured in the Klein/Cullotta NMRA book p27 CNJ 14087 ss rebuilt box car Hutchens ends, steel door, 4 diagonal metal braces p189 DL&W 60826 rebuilt 42' steel gon with 14 (14!) ribs the

Larry, My guess is an AF-XX SAL boxcar, as they had round roofs and different ends, as in the photo. People with more knowledge and resources will probably correct or amplify my guess. Todd Sullivan

Plus, a GN truss rod boxcar on the siding! Gary Laakso Northwest of Mike Brock

Seaboard Air Line -- box car with the curved roof On 12/21/2022 2:43 PM, Larry Fink wrote: -- Tim O'Connor Sterling, Massachusetts

Sunshine offered the doors as a mini kit and gave them to Naperville attendees back a while ago Fenton

On Wed, Dec 21, 2022 at 09:50 AM, Dennis Storzek wrote: those two compartment cars with the vastly unequal sized compartments look just perfect to deliver a 'shot n beer'. I'll drink to that! On

Dick Harley wrote- That number (except the "X") fits the OSL cars in class A-50-4. Could you please post the image in high resolution? Photo of OSL X160015 taken by Eldridge Huffman (U.P. fireman)

I think Tony Thompson did a blog post about kitbashing the Tydol -Veedol car.

Great to see the Tydol / Veedol tank car from the Jim Gerstly collection. Here is another one taken as a screen grab from the film " Freight Train (1954) on

Maybe a better candidate would be a single dome GATC tank car and adding a copy of the small dome from a Tangent 3 dome car. Isn't this what RTV and polyurethane were invented for? This way the domes