| Lbs |
Weight capacity in lbs x 1,000 |
| Type |
AAR car type code (i.e. XM
= boxcar, etc |
| IL |
Interior Length or tank |
| Bldr |
ACF
= American Car & Foundry; BSC = Bethlehem Steel Car; CSCC
= Chicago Steel Car Co.; GATC = General American Transportation
Co.; H&B = Haskell & Barker; IC&E = Illinois Car & Equipment;
KCSS = Kansas City Structural Steel; LCC = Litchfield Car
Co; MPC = Michigan-Peninsular Car; MC&F = Missouri Car & Foundry;
MCW = Michgan Car Works; MVC = Mt. Vernon Car (PSC); OFC =
Ohio Falls Car; PAC = Pennsylvania Car; PCC = Peninsular Car
Co.; PSC = Pressed Steel Car; PS = Pullman-Standard; PUL =
Pullman; SSC = Standard Steel Car; W&F = Wells & French; WSCF
= Western Steel Car & Foundry (PSC) |
| Date-Yr |
Month and Year built |
| Ret |
Last year class was listed
in ORER |
| Commodity |
Most commonly shipped |
| HO Kit & N Kit |
Closest available kit or RTR:
* indicates needs modifications; () indicates
stand-in only. Manufacturers: ACCU=Accurail; AMB=Ambroid;
ATH=Athearn; ATLAS=Atlas; BACH=Bachmann;
BL=Branchline Trains; BOWS=Bowser;
CBT=C&BT Shops; CON=Con-Cor; CUS=Custom
Rail Shops; DA=Details Associates; DVFC=Delaware
Valley Freight Car; E&C=E&C Shops; ECW=Eastern
Car Works; EEL=Eel River Models; DLX=DeLuxe
Innovations; FRP=Front Range Products; GLOR=Gloor
Craft; IMT=Intermountain; LAM=Lambert; LL=Life-Like;
McK=McKean Models; MDC=Model Die Casting; MT=Micro
Trains; OMI=Overland Models; P2K=Proto 2000;
PFM=Pacific Fast Mail; PIT=Pittsburgh Scale
Models; PM=Precision Masters; RR=Robins Rails;
STW=Stewart Hobbies; TICH=Tichy Train Group;
WAL=Walthers; WEST=Westerfield; |
| Design |
General design features: YSD=Youngstown
Sliding Door, YPD=Youngstown Plug Door; YPDX=Youngstown Plug
Door Exterior Post; PPD=Pullman " Plug Door; SPD4=Superior
Plug Door; ID=Improved Dreadnaught ends, cush=cushioned underframe,
Duryea=Duryea cush u.f., FS=ACF Freight Saver cush u.f., Waugh=Waugh
cush u.f., EOC=end of car cushioning |
| Notes |
General notes |
