Enhance your 1960s and early 70s HO scale model railroad layout with a fleet of WalthersMainline 89 - foot flatcars equipped with bi - level open auto racks. These flatcars are perfect for transporting light trucks and similar large vehicles. The real - life prototypes started service in 1968 and had open sides. Here are the amazing features of these ready - to - use layout cars: One - time production of these road numbers, so order now as the quantity is limited. The prototypes were in service from 1968 to the 1970s. Specifically designed to carry light trucks and large vehicles. It comes with a new die - cast metal underframe for better performance, a swinging drawbar for smooth operation on 24 - foot radius curves, retooled underbody details, 70 - ton roller bearing trucks, correctly placed roadname placards, and the option to build it as an early version with bridge plates or a later version without them. It's a detailed flatcar with a factory - installed Paragon II rack, colorful period paint and lettering, correct 33 - foot RP - 25 turned metal wheelsets, and Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers.

Using this Walthers 89 - foot flatcar is easy. Just place it on your HO scale model railroad tracks and start adding your light trucks or similar large vehicles to the bi - level open auto rack. When operating, be careful on the curves as the swinging drawbar is designed for 24 - foot radius curves. To maintain your flatcar, keep it clean from dust and debris. You can use a soft, dry cloth to gently wipe it. If you notice any loose parts, like the couplers or wheelsets, make sure to tighten them carefully. Store it in a dry place to prevent any rust or damage to the metal parts, especially the die - cast underframe and the metal knuckle couplers. Enjoy creating an amazing 1960s - 70s model railroad layout with this great flatcar.