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Armour & Company
(No.T329C)
(NEW-1960;1961;1962-63;1963-64;1964-65;1965-66)
Dairymen's League
(No.T329G)
(NEW-1962-63;1963-64;1964-65;1965-66)
Kahn's
(No.T329H)
(NEW-1962-63;1963-64;1964-65;1965-66)
Kraft
(No.T329B)
(NEW-1960;1961;1962-63;1963-64;1964-65;1965-66)
Mars Milky Way
(No.T329D)
(NEW-1960;1961;1962-63;1963-64)
Morrell's Pride
(No.T329E)
(NEW-1962-63;1963-64;1964-65;1965-66)
Pacific Fruit Express
(No.T329J)
Santa Fe Super Chief
(No.T329F)
(NEW-1962-63;1963-64)
Swift & Company
(No.T329A)
(NEW-1960;1961;1962-63;1963-64;1964-65;;1965-66)
The 1960, 1961, 1962-63, 1963-64, 1964-65 and 1965-66 TYCO catalogs
list the retail price of $2.49 for this freight car.
A Refrigerator Car kit, #K329A thru #K329H, is listed in the
1963-64 and 1964-65 catalogs selling for $1.49. The kits, #K329A thru #K329H, are listed in the 1965-66 catalog at $1.79.
The TYCO name dates to 1957 and was exclusive in its early days to
ready to run releases. This October 1960 ad shows off the then-new Billboard Reefer kits that were in the Mantua line.
Fully assembled examples were found in the TYCO line. You may click on the image above to open a larger version for
better viewing.
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