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Box Car -41' Steel
Box Car -51ft. Plug-Door
Box Car -Promo 51ft. Plug-Door
Box Car -Custom Series 51ft. Plug-Door
Box Car -Bicentennial 51'
Box Car -51' American Heritage Series
Caboose -Off Center Cupola
Caboose -Wide Vision
Caboose -Center Cupola
Caboose -Streamline Cupola
Coil Car
Flat Car 16-Wheels 200-Ton -48'
Flat Car with Loads -51'
Flat Car with Missile -52' Depressed Center
Flat Car with Culvert Pipes
Gondola
Grain Car -51'
Hi-Cube Box Car -41ft.
Hopper -Center Flow
Hopper -42' Quad
Mechanical Reefer -41'
Mechancial Reefer -51ft.
Old-Time Wood Reefer -41ft.
85' Full Domed Passenger Car
85' Budd Amtrak Fleet Coach
Auto Transporter
85' Tri-Level Car Carrier
Stock Car
Tri-Level Poultry Car
Tank Car -42ft. Single-Dome
Tank Car -42ft. 3-Dome
Tank Car -62ft. Triple Dome
Pulpwood Car
Pickle Car
Vinegar Car
Ore Car
Old West Freight Cars
Timeline

Georgia Pacific (not pictured)
(No.AC43-1003-HB)
This car is known to have been included in a Georgia Pacific promotional train set offering.  The Georgia Pacific car is light blue with white lettering and appears similar to Bachmann's Great Northern offering of this car.

Great Northern
(No.0964)

Louisville and Nashville
(No.0962)

New Haven
(No.0963)

Norfolk and Western
(No.0965)

Penn Central
(No.0961)

Santa Fe
(No.0966)

48' Flat with Logs
Union Pacific
1986-1987  No.43-1003-01
Bachmann introduces a set of 18 new freight car schemes in the 1986 catalog.  There is one new 48' Flat with Logs decorated for Union Pacific in the group.  The car would return for a second catalog appearance in 1987.

Bachmann's 48' 200-Ton Flat 16-Wheels is among the first group of HO-scale rolling stock offerings in the company's 1970 product catalog.  No additions to the roster of 48' 200-Ton Flats for '71, the retail price that year is listed as $3.00.
 
During Kader's production for Lionel-HO in the mid-'70s, this car was also found in the short-lived Lionel-HO line of that period.
 
AHM sold a car quite similar to the Bachmann example found on this page.  Though AHM's 16-Wheel Flat Car was produced in Europe originally and may possibly have served as the inspiration for this Bachmann model.

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