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Micro-trains Z 52700051 60' Bulkhead flat car, Canadian National #622270
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Micro-trains Z 52700052 60' Bulkhead flat car, Canadian National #622278
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Micro-trains Z 52400020 60’ flat car, Western Pacific #WP 2162
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Micro-trains Z 52400030 60’ flat car , Missouri Pacific #MP 819720
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This brown 60’ flat car has white stenciling and
runs on black roller bearing trucks. Series 2161-2175 was built at Saint Paul
Car & Foundry for WP in May of 1967 and equipped with cushioned
underframes. Cars 2161-2166 are equipped with special tie-down devices.
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This brown 60’ flat car
displays the C&EI logo and lettering in white, It was built in 1974
and runs on brown roller bearing trucks. Cars from series 819600-819799
were built by Thrall Car Company for C&EI, acquired by the MP and
last shopped at Palestine, Texas, in 1984. They were equipped with
end-of-car cushioning and retained their original C&EI series
numbers and logo.
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Micro-trains Z 52500130 40’ flat car , Canadian Pacific #CP 307110
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Micro-trains Z 52700010 60’ bulkhead flat car, Union Pacific® #UP 262148
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Micro-trains Z 52700031 60' bulkhead flat car, Canadian Pacific #CPI 317137
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Micro-trains Z 52700032 60' bulkhead flat car, Canadian Pacific #CPI 317161
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This black 40’ flat car
displays the white “Canadian Pacific” gothic lettering that was their
standard for many years and runs on black Bettendorf trucks. Built by
Angus Shops in June 1919, 307110 was last shopped in April of 1958.
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This 60’ bulkhead flat car is painted UP synthetic red with white lettering. It
was built in April 1998 and rolls on roller bearing trucks. Bulkhead flat cars are
equipped with fixed or permanently attached movable bulkheads or ends, a
minimum of three feet in height, and flat floor for general commodity loading.
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These 60' bulkhead flat cars are painted CP Action Red with white
lettering, and roll on black roller bearing trucks. Built in November
1973 by Marine Industries, these class FB 61' 8" bulkhead flat cars are
part of a 200-car fleet. The reporting mark 'CPI' indicates these cars
are restricted to international service only and are not to be loaded
for domestic points. The cars were leased from North American Car
Company by CP Rail. Source: www.micro-trains.com
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These 60' bulkhead flat cars are painted CP Action Red with white
lettering, and roll on black roller bearing trucks. Built in November
1973 by Marine Industries, these class FB 61' 8" bulkhead flat cars are
part of a 200-car fleet. The reporting mark 'CPI' indicates these cars
are restricted to international service only and are not to be loaded
for domestic points. The cars were leased from North American Car
Company by CP Rail. Source: www.micro-trains.com
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Micro-trains Z 52700041 61” bulkhead flat car, St. Louis Southwestern® #SSW 88219
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Micro-trains Z 52700042 61” bulkhead flat car, St. Louis Southwestern® #SSW 88267
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These 61” bulkhead flat car are painted box car red with white lettering. They were built in 1979 by Thrall Car
manufacturing and run on roller bearing trucks. The St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company (SSW), known by its
nickname “The Cotton Belt Route” or simply “Cotton Belt,” was organized on January 15, 1891. The SSW and its
subsidiaries operated a total of 1,223 miles of track.
St. Louis-Southwestern® is a registered trademark of the
Union Pacific Railroad
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These 61” bulkhead flat car are painted box car red with white lettering. They were built in 1979 by Thrall Car
manufacturing and run on roller bearing trucks. The St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company (SSW), known by its
nickname “The Cotton Belt Route” or simply “Cotton Belt,” was organized on January 15, 1891. The SSW and its
subsidiaries operated a total of 1,223 miles of track.
St. Louis-Southwestern® is a registered trademark of the
Union Pacific Railroad
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