NIB, never used, box has slight dent

General American Milk Cars
Built in the early 1900's and active through the 1950's, these unique freight cars were equipped with twin glass-lined tanks to keep milk cool and fresh. They were typically coupled to passenger trains in order to get the fresh perishable cargo to its destination as quickly as possible. Lionel's scale milk car features two plated milk tanks that are viewable underneath the removable roof or from the body sides when the hinged doors are opened. They also feature realistic die-cast metal passenger trucks and sprung buffers just like the prototype.

• Die-cast metal passenger-style sprung trucks with operating couplers
• Die-cast metal underframe details
• Die-cast metal sprung buffers
• Opening hinge-style doors
• Removable roofs
• Plated interior milk tanks and piping
• Metal brake lever and brake chain
• Separately applied realistic details

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

• Rail Line: Central Vermont
• Gauge: Standard O
• Scale Type: Scale
• Min Curve: O31
• Dimensions: 11 3/4" Long
• Most Recent Catalog: 2015