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In sating my curiousity on what a two deck stock car loading chute was designed like, I ran across this car:It's a poultry car, and of seemingly early 20th century design. I've never seen or heard of such a thing, Does anyone know about the car type's history and what roads ran them and when?
Just so we're all on the same page, the car pictured (the one I am asking about) is a poultry car - used to haul chickens, turkeys, etc. It's not a stock car that's used to haul pigs, sheep, cattle or horses. While I imagine poultry can smell, I somehow feel we've lost sight of the topic.And Eric, the pic was for a N scale REA boxcar on eBay. I'm a little confused.
Quote from: sirenwerks on August 31, 2010, 11:23:13 PMJust so we're all on the same page, the car pictured (the one I am asking about) is a poultry car - used to haul chickens, turkeys, etc. It's not a stock car that's used to haul pigs, sheep, cattle or horses. While I imagine poultry can smell, I somehow feel we've lost sight of the topic.And Eric, the pic was for a N scale REA boxcar on eBay. I'm a little confused.Yes , there may have been a brass kit for one in N years ago . Every so often it pops up on eBay IIRC .
The N Scale kit was made by American in Brass. I have one un-built,
The N Scale kit was made by American in Brass. I have one un-built, but am not home. I started to talk with Bob at TrainCat about it, but I never followed up. :I will try to post more info about it later tonight..--Greg
Still Absolute #2 on my want To Do list (UP DC-10 Wing Gondola's are still #1).There are two ANB-101 unbuilt kits on FeeBay now. Current price is $59.99. WAY too overpriced.http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=350385149241
Eric, the pic was for a N scale REA boxcar on eBay. I'm a little confused.