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1957
1200-series 40-foot Steel Box Car
1249-series Standard Cupola Caboose
1300-series Heavy Duty Flat Car
1499-series 40-foot 3-Dome Tank Car
1958
1407-series Auto Loader
1599-series 40-foot Steel Reefer
1959
1309-series 50-foot Double Door Box Car
1475-series Pickle Car
1749-series 40-foot Quad Hopper
1774-sereis 40-foot Stock Car
1960
1840-series Heavyweight R.P.O. Passenger Car
1850-series Heavyweight Coach Round Roof Passenger Car
1854-series Heavyweight Coach Clerestory Roof Passenger Car
1860-series Heavyweight Pullman Passenger Car
1870-series Heavyweight Observation Passenger Car
1880-series Heavyweight Baggage Passenger Car
1890-series Heavyweight Diner Passenger Car
1963
1194-series Snowplow
1965
1329-series 50-foot Plug Door Box Car
1624-series 50-foot Mechanical Reefer
1647-series 50-foot Gondola
1968
1285-series Bay Window Caboose
1336-series 50-foot Outside Braced Plug Door Box Car
1570-series 40-foot Single Dome Tank Car
1631-series 50-foot Outside Braced Mechanical Reefer
1900-series 55-foot ACF Center Flow Hopper
1969
1974-series 86-foot 4-Door Hi-Cube Box Car
1985-series 86-foot 8-Door Hi-Cube Box Car
1970
2090-series 40-foot Grain Loading Box Car
5230-series 40-foot Wood Box Car
1971
2000-series 85-foot Piggyback Flat Car
2015-series 85-foot All Purpose Flat Car
5300-series 54-foot Pullman Standard 3-Bay Covered Hopper
5330-series 50-foot Express Reefer
1973
5400-series 34-foot Offset Side 2-Bay Hopper
5420-series 34-foot Composite Side 2-Bay Hopper
5440-series 34-foot Ribbed Side 2-Bay Hopper
1974
5360-series Wide Vision Caboose
5470-series 57-foot Mechanical Reefer
1976
5520-series 50-foot Railbox
1979
5050-series 50-foot Single Door Box Car
2002
Ready To Roll assembled freight car line debuts with Bay Window Caboose, 54-foot Pullman-Standard Hopper, and 50-foot
Railbox models.
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