not in its present condition, no brakes, no.reporting.marks, damage to the side door frame, it looks like this thing is sitting on either a deadline or a rip track ;-)

I just had a friend call me and he has been given an Intermountain O Scale reefer kit to assemble. It is factory painted BREX. The kit has no instruction sheet(s). Does anyone have any of these reefer

The IR did so some interchange with the Monon south of Greencastle where its cars would be given to the Monon for delivery to the very nearby cement works. These cars would be immediately returned to

Claus, Doubtful, and certainly not by the date of this photo. It lacks proper lettering required for interchange. It also lacks an air brake hose, and no retainer valve and pipe, so it probably has

This was an interurban freight car, equipped with radial swing couplers to take the intereurbans' tight curves. Yes, it could have been interchanged, and likely was, but only with other electric

Claus, Try this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wabush_Lake_Railway . Yours Aye, Garth Groff 🦆

If I'm correctly reading the road number on the car end, it appears to be SP 615200, built by Whitehead & Kales in early 1963. These cars are treated at length in Anthony Thompson's SP Freight Cars,

Too modern for this list. From the RailGoat's excellent coverage of SP freight cars: A roster of the B-70-18 class box cars is provided as follows: SP 615200 This box car was the prototype for SP's

Wikipedia is yuour friend. Wabush Lake Railway Wabush Lake Railway The railway was built in 1960 from the Quebec North Shore and Labrador Railway to Wabush,[1] initially called th... Howard Garner

This is a CN 1929 standard boxcar, built as the CN 503500-513152 series between 1929 and 1931 (this particular example was built in April 1930, which narrows the source car series somewhat to

This looks to be a CN 1923 standard boxcar (CN 500500-503499, built from 1923 to 1927). A number of these cars found their way to the Quebec, North Shore & Labrador around 1960. I have no information

Photo: SP Hi-Cube Boxcar (1955) A photo from the Arizona Memory Project: https://azmemory.azlibrary.gov/digital/collection/histphotos/id/20701/rec/3 This photo can be enlarged. Description says

The Wabush Lake car looks like an ex CN car. The iron ore lines in Quebec pick up a lot of 2nd hand equipment from other railways. Marc Simpson Sent from my Galaxy

Before his passing, Jim Hayes sent me a picture of a kit he purchased from me decades ago. It is a GN 1958 built stock car, rebuilt from GN's 31000 series of 40' Z-bar Pratt truss SS box cars. GN

Looks Canadian. Dennis Storzek

Not legal for interchange on the general rail system, but it is built to the specifications to allow interchange on Central Electric Railroad Association member roads, so could likely be seen on any

Hi List Members, Altho the image was taken in 1979, this gon must have been around during out time period of interest... SP 30251 gon in 1979

Hi List Members, Altho Erie Lackawanna is in the future as far as we are concerned, I suspect this gon existed in our time period. Ex-ERIE? ex-DL&W? EL 14100 gon with containers

Hi List Members, 1972 image of CN 428426 40ft ss boxcar Bethlehem PA https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/PrUAAOSwMXdatZrf/s-l1600.jpg More info at the link below...

Hi List Members, Trio of UP tank cars... https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/RnAAAOSw59pecQlv/s-l1600.jpg More info at the link below... https://www.ebay.com/itm/124128119015 Enjoy! Claus