Greenville 60′ Double Plug-Door Boxcar – Ready to Run — Detroit, Toledo & Ironton #25934 (green, Large yellow DT&I)

Description

Introduced in 1972, the Greenville 60′ Double Plug Door Boxcar was built for auto parts service. Railroads contributed freight cars as a part of equipment pools, and these pools served the automobile manufacturing cars were hardly ever seen on home rails. For the majority of its service life, the Greenville 60′ Double Plug Door boxcars were assigned to Ford Motor Plant in Lima, Ohio–as designated by the pool number 322. The Greenville 60′ Double Plug Door cars were then distributed across service routes to facilities across the country which used this component.
 
Precision micro-tooled models are designed, engineered and tooled in the United States. Features include factory installed Kadee #58 couplers, narrow-style draft box, ASF 100 ton Ride Control trucks, CNC-machined metal wheel sets with all new metal axles, wire grab irons and brake rods, razor sharp painting and printing, wire coupler cut levers and separately applied air hoses plus etched metal Morton style roof walk and brake platform.