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Released June 2025 Built in April of 1965, this three bay covered hopper has a 200,000 pound capacity and previous to CSX ownership, it belonged to Family Lines. In 1982, the L&N merged with the Seaboard Coast Line and Atlantic Coast Line to form...

Released June 2025 This ex-Reading, Delaware & Hudson flat car is carrying a cable suspension load. The original Delaware & Hudson operated 1,581 miles in the Northeastern United States from 1823 until 1991, when Canadian Pacific absorbed the...

Released June 2025 This General American-Evans Corporation boxcar was leased to the Pennsylvania Railroad and featured Damage Free (DF) loaders. Founded in 1898, GATC went through several name changes before becoming GATX in 1975.

Released May 2025 Built in the late 1960s for the St. Louis-San Francisco Railway, known as the Frisco, this 2-bay covered hopper made its way to Burlington Northern in the 1980s. Burlington Northern was formed through the mergers of Great Northern and...

The increased volume of coiled steel transportation gave rise to a new purpose-built freight car. Previously rolls of coiled-steel had generally traveled in specially equipped gondola cars. In the 1960’s a lighter type of car emerged specifically...

The increased volume of coiled steel transportation gave rise to a new purpose-built freight car. Previously rolls of coiled-steel had generally traveled in specially equipped gondola cars. In the 1960’s a lighter type of car emerged specifically...

The increased volume of coiled steel transportation gave rise to a new purpose-built freight car. Previously rolls of coiled-steel had generally traveled in specially equipped gondola cars. In the 1960’s a lighter type of car emerged specifically...

The increased volume of coiled steel transportation gave rise to a new purpose-built freight car. Previously rolls of coiled-steel had generally traveled in specially equipped gondola cars. In the 1960’s a lighter type of car emerged specifically...

The increased volume of coiled steel transportation gave rise to a new purpose-built freight car. Previously rolls of coiled-steel had generally traveled in specially equipped gondola cars. In the 1960’s a lighter type of car emerged specifically...

The increased volume of coiled steel transportation gave rise to a new purpose-built freight car. Previously rolls of coiled-steel had generally traveled in specially equipped gondola cars. In the 1960’s a lighter type of car emerged specifically...

The increased volume of coiled steel transportation gave rise to a new purpose-built freight car. Previously rolls of coiled-steel had generally traveled in specially equipped gondola cars. In the 1960’s a lighter type of car emerged specifically...

The increased volume of coiled steel transportation gave rise to a new purpose-built freight car. Previously rolls of coiled-steel had generally traveled in specially equipped gondola cars. In the 1960’s a lighter type of car emerged specifically...

The increased volume of coiled steel transportation gave rise to a new purpose-built freight car. Previously rolls of coiled-steel had generally traveled in specially equipped gondola cars. In the 1960’s a lighter type of car emerged specifically...

The increased volume of coiled steel transportation gave rise to a new purpose-built freight car. Previously rolls of coiled-steel had generally traveled in specially equipped gondola cars. In the 1960’s a lighter type of car emerged specifically...

The increased volume of coiled steel transportation gave rise to a new purpose-built freight car. Previously rolls of coiled-steel had generally traveled in specially equipped gondola cars. In the 1960’s a lighter type of car emerged specifically...

The increased volume of coiled steel transportation gave rise to a new purpose-built freight car. Previously rolls of coiled-steel had generally traveled in specially equipped gondola cars. In the 1960’s a lighter type of car emerged specifically...

Released May 2025 This 80,000 pound capacity 40’ wood sheathed reefer was built in 1913 for the New York Central & Hudson River, known as the New York Central Line, and was used for dairy and egg service. The New York Central & Hudson...

Released May 2025 Built from 1973-1974 by Ortner Freight Car Company for the Mac Millan-Bloedel Company, these 65’ log cars were acquired by Southern Railway in 1986 and repainted. The Southern Railway was a Class 1 railroad that operated over...

Released May 2025 Built from 1973-1974 by Ortner Freight Car Company for the Mac Millan-Bloedel Company, these 65’ log cars were acquired by Southern Railway in 1986 and repainted. The Southern Railway was a Class 1 railroad that operated over...

Released May 2025 This Central Western Railway single dome tank car is decorated to help promote wildfire awareness and safety across Canada. The Central Western Railway Company is a shortline based in Alberta, Canada, and has junctions with CP, and CN.