I saw once in the union pacific yard a Milwaukee road boxcar :)

not surprised since SOO Line took over that railroad minus the Pacific Extension which was mostly abandoned

Today rhere was a southern boxcar with a cnw es44

ah you'll see alot of railroads that don't exist still plying the rails these days
Have quite a few in my gallery

Yea also i watched the live cam of the biggest yard from up. I saw 8 SP blood noses standing on a siding

I took a bus tour in the Bailey Yard a few times

Oooh nice. Wel. Saw any rare stuff?

was during a few Rail Fests they had there
got to see ALL the Heritage locos once

Pix in gallery too

producing railway cars is good. who the heck is donna lynn k. ?
did they mean railway cars to carry produce?
one never knows,
at least they sad something semi-interesting instead of trying to redecorate the whole thing with their personal logo.
now if only they would paint murals and without obscuring reporting marks.

like this?
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/13957183/

just with more art and less lettering.

The HO models of this car were built by Intermountian Railway and now a new model of it by Walthers at a slightly lower price. I bought thirty of the pretty factor Canadian railroads cars, as their paint schemes vary for the different Canadian provinces. The Graffiti is used for covering any rusty spots!

I think Bachmann makes these too

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...And of course I have a mess of these in O scale 6_6

yeah I needs a few in HO

better get pix of these as most are getting scrapped!

So are most 50' non-hi-cube boxcars. Shippers are in a bind because the trucker shortage has led a lot of them to try rail, but their load/unload facilities aren't set up/spaced for modern 60' hi-cube boxcars, and there isn't enough of a demand for standard 50-footers for railroads to be interested in ordering any.

But, I'm also aware of the pending retirements of the cylindrical hoppers (I have a subscription to Railway Age ), orders have already been placed for their replacements. Maybe some Canadian railroad museums will save a few -- they'd be aware of such a development.

well some have been sold off too