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Athearn ATH10966: 36' Old Time Single Door Boxcar.
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List Price: AU$ 37.00
Price: AU$ 15.00
10.00 USD 13.50 CAD
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These unique and rare 36' Boxcars are offered in a number of different road names & numbers. Out of stock at Athearn for many years. See the enlarged photos of the boxes.
Please select which box & road name you want by clicking on "Details" and choosing from the drop down list. In a "Level 1 Quality" condition. They have never been removed from their boxes and have never been run.
Features:
• Fully assembled and ready to operate
• Seperately applied brake wheel and roof walk
• Molded truss rods with turnbuckles
• Molded plastic underframe with brake cylinder
• Screw mounted trucks for accurate tracking
• Body mounted magnetically operated knuckle couplers
• Minimum radius: 9¾”
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Product ID 1249
Manufacturer Athearn
  ISBN 10966
Date Added
05/19/2023
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Railroad boxcars are perhaps not only the best-recognized pieces of equipment ever put into service but also one of the most identifiable symbols of the industry itself. During the early years of the industry freight was hauled on simple flatcars or early gondolas. In Upstate New York was the burgeoning Mohawk & Hudson Railroad, the first chartered system in the United States which later became part of the New York Central, came up with the novel idea of covering its gondolas in 1833 since the railroad dealt with snow throughout much of the winter. The car’s development continued to improve over the years such as switching from basic wood construction with steel outside-bracing, within the same size specifications; 40 feet, a standard size employed by the American Association of Railroads (AAR). What made boxcars great, at least in the eyes of the railroads, was, their ability to haul about anything! Railroads thrive on redundancy to maximize efficiency.
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