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K4688-30001   SP 18" Business Car #290 Southern Pacific
MSRP:  $129.95  ea.
K4688-30001


Buy Any Two Business Cars and Get a Third One Free

Santa Fe 'Mountainair'
PRR 'Pennsylvania'
These 18-inch business cars are offered in three of our most popular roadnames: Pennsylvania, Southern Pacific and Santa Fe. Made of extruded aluminum, these cars ride at the back of any train in place of the observation car. By the streamlined era, end cars no longer had open platforms, however, these cars reserved for railroad officials featured the rear decks. With detailed interiors, overhead Streamlighting and a hidden uncoupling mechanism, these cars will appeal to those who run passenger cars of all variety.

Please Note: Your discount will be applied when the order is processed.

Catalog: 2005 1st Edition
Release Date: In Stock

Passenger Car Features
  •   18 inches long
  •   O Scale (1:48)
  •   Extruded Aluminum Car Body with Smooth Sides
  •   Overhead StreamLighting® Illumination
  •   Fully Furnished Interiors
  •   Opening Doors
  •   Metal Handrails
  •   Metal Grab Rails
  •   Die Cast 4-Wheel Trucks
  •   Separate Metal Truck Springs
  •   Operating Metal Couplers
  •   Metal Chassis with Details
  •   Factory Installed Diaphragms
  •   Prototypical Reproduction
  •   42 inch Diameter Curve Required

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On May 19, 2017 12:33 PM, Anonymus thinks that something is not accurate:

Hi,I own a K4688-30001 The description associated with your graphic says that is has ...smooth aluminum sides. You'll note both the SP picture and my car have "fluted" sides. Perhaps the Sante Fe and PRR mentioned have the smooth sides (?). It just seemed to be a case where the words are not supported by the picture.