Lionel 2226630 O Scale End Door Boxcar Santa Fe ATSF 7176 Roadname_Demonstrator Woodland Scenics DPM Select 12900

Woodland Scenics DPM Select 12900 HO Scale Woody's Country Store

2m) flatcars were fitted with racks with just two decks to provide more interior space for higher profile vehicles

Tampo printed window trim

What they created was the longest and among the heaviest

Lionel 2226630 O Scale End Door Boxcar Santa Fe ATSF 7176 Roadname_Demonstrator Woodland Scenics DPM Select 12900Lionel 2226630 O Scale End Door Boxcar Santa Fe ATSF 7176 Equipped for hauling automobiles or other large loads, end door boxcars offered a railroad's customers more versatility in loading or unloading. Cars of this design were relatively common from the 1930s to the 1960s when larger cars and multi level auto racks came onto the scene. Cars only had doors at one end and often had to be turned for loading or unloading an extra challenge for model