Going off memory, the CG, Sou, SAL, MP, RI, NYC, Erie, and the NH all had these cars. I'm sure there were others as well. Does anyone have a list of original owners of these cars? What were the years

They were done in brass by E&P, nice cars but hard to find today. I wish someone offered a resin kit for these bodies. Todd Horton

The Central of Georgia had 25 depressed center flats for use in transformer service from the General Electric plant in Rome Ga.. There were 5 - 125 ton 6 axle cars built in 1953 and 20 - 70 ton 4 axle

Bill. Are these in kit form? I ordered a 37" AAR undec boxcar from Atlas in O scale and it came almost fully assembled. Needless to say i wasn't a happy customer. Todd Horton

There's a major manufacturer that's going to release a car with factory applied chalk markings very soon. Todd Horton

Tony, Starting in 49' the number of cars washed drops off dramatically. Do you know why this happened? Todd Horton

Justin, what brake system did you use on this car? Todd Horton

Justin, your flat car should be black. The Central changed to red oxide in 1948 but many cars remained in black during this time period. Todd Horton --------------------------------------------

Any cars remaining were transferred into roadway service by then. Todd Horton --------------------------------------------

Justin, Sorry I can't be of help with remaining car numbers, we haven't been able to identify the number of the car that was here in Rome Ga that got moved to Savannah. Todd Horton -------------------

It's surprising to see car still lettered Virginian in 1981. Todd Horton --------------------------------------------

Here's one of the few known photos of these cars. The car has been renumbered as CG 32388 for roadway service. The date is listed as 1965. http://georgiasouthern.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/

The Microsoft decal set for the boxcars with 4" tall fonts will work. I have a photo of one of these cars in the RF&P yard outside of D.C. in a 50's era company service (3XXXX) number scheme. I'm some

Here is the donation site to help restore this car. http://www.cofga.org/projects/1925-flat-car/ You should be able to use the fonts from the Microsoft set for the C of G boxcars to get the reporting

David, prior to 12-44 the C of G used a rounded font on their freight car equipment. The font shown in the artwork is post 12-44. Todd Horton --------------------------------------------

I was somewhat instrumental in getting this car saved and moved to Savannah Ga. This car was given or sold to Georgia Power at some point to move equipment into and out of the power plant at Coosa Ga.

The C of G cars were brown (usually) in the 40's . Todd Horton --------------------------------------------

Correct - it's a Central of Georgia gon. Starting point in HO would be the Accurail gon (or the old Tyco gon if you want to use them up). I can make out the car number but it appears to be from CG ser

A laser could engrave the lettering onto whatever you decide to use for a tarp. Todd Horton --------------------------------------------

There is a "Centre Alabama". 😃. Todd Horton