Miscellaneous Cars without a Category
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This car appears to be a former Great Northern Leg Rest Coach rebuilt for high capacity.
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We assume this car was/is used to test locomotives.
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This is a Green Bay and Western business car that was originally owned by Union Pacific.
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This car had an extra small window.
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This Sleeper is one of the 4 General Motors "Train of Tomorrow." It was sold to UP in '50 and ran on the Portland-Seattle route. It was scrapped around '64.
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These 4 cars were delivered to Bangor & Aroostock, 3 in '37 and 1 in '38 for use in general service. They were built in the so called "American Flyer" design.
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This Coach is one of the 4 General Motors "Train of Tomorrow" cars. It was sold to UP in '50 and ran on the Portland-Seattle route. It was scrapped around '64.
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This Diner is one of the 4 General Motors "Train of Tomorrow" cars. It was sold to UP in '50 and ran on the Portland-Seattle route. It was scrapped around '64.
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This Lounge Observation is one of the 4 General Motors "Train of Tomorrow" cars. It was sold to UP in '50 and ran on the Portland-Seattle route. It was scrapped around '64.
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This Pan Am car was originally a Rio Grande Lunch Counter Bar Lounge.
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We aren't sure who we did this for.
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Central of Brazil ordered a complete trainset from Budd with Sleepers, Coaches, Food Service and an Observation.
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