HO Scale: PC&F Beer Car - Lamb Weston 1991 Repaint
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ExactRail HO Scale: PC&F Beer Car - Lamb Weston 1991 Repaint
Arriving fresh!
Beginning in 1977, Pacific Car and Foundry (PC&F) released a heavily insulated boxcar with internal, air-bag loading devices and 20" travel, sliding-sill under frame. These cars travel the country. Often originating from the Coors Brewery in Golden, CO., they are affectionately known as "Beer Cars" for the refreshing cargo they frequently carry.
About the Lamb Weston 1991 Repaint Paint Scheme:
In 1991, Lamb Weston acquired former Western Pacific PC&F insulated boxcars and converted them to a cryogenic cooling system. These would be used for the transport of frozen potato products that Lamb Weston is known for. This group of cars were numbered from XTRX 200 thru 242.
Features:
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Precision micro-tooled
- Designed, engineered and tooled in the United States!
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Extraordinarily accurate artwork
- ExactRail’s 100-Ton ASF 'Ride Control' Trucks
- CNC-machined 36" metal wheel sets
- Kadee #58 couplers
- Fully detailed body mounted draft box
- Numerous hand-applied details, including: separately applied air hoses and grab irons!
- Separately applied door tracks and door bars!
- Wire coupler cut levers
- Drop down brake rigging, bell crank, brake appliances and brake rods!
Model Information
Scale: HO Scale
Product Line: Platinum Series
Product Type: PC&F Beer Car
Railroad: Lamb Weston
Coupler Type: Kadee #58
Truck Type: ExactRail’s 100-Ton ASF 'Ride Control' Trucks
Wheels: CNC-Machined 36" wheels
