Style:
trailer-on-flat-car
Year/Era:
1955
Length:
75'
Road Name:
Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR)
Class:
F39
Ext. Reference:
Notes:
The PRR created the auto trailer car, called the "Truc Train", in 1955. It was the originator of the trailer-on-flat-car concept that can still be seen on railroads today.
Gauge:
S
Introduced:
2005
Product Type:
metal kit
Finish:
unpainted
Wheels:
not included
Couplers:
not included
Decals:
not included
Supplemental Part:
Notes:
The model will handle down to a 34-inch radius.




Style:
trailer-on-flat-car
Year/Era:
1956
Road Name:
Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR)
Ext. Reference:
Style:
trailer-on-flat-car
Length:
42'3"
Road Name:
Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR)
Style:
trailer-on-flat-car
Road Name:
Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR)
Manufacturer:
Port Lines Hobby Supplies
Style:
trailer-on-flat-car
Road Name:
Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR)
Manufacturer:
S-Helper Service
Manufacturer ID:
00181
Additional IDs:
00182
Manufacturer:
General Steel Casting Corp
Style:
trailer-on-flat-car
Year/Era:
1956
Length:
53'6"
Road Name:
Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR)
Gauge:
S
Introduced:
1997
Road Number(s):
92761, 92762
Product Type:
metal and plastic
Finish:
painted and lettered
Wheels:
scale and hi-rail
Couplers:
AF; support for Kadee scale couplers (not included)
Supplemental:
Notes:
The model came with a red horizontally-corrugated 35' trailer (SHS #00200) with rubber tires.
Manufacturer:
S-Helper Service
Manufacturer ID:
00306
Manufacturer:
General Steel Casting Corp
Style:
trailer-on-flat-car
Year/Era:
1956
Length:
53'6"
Road Name:
Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR)
Gauge:
S
Introduced:
1997
Road Number(s):
92763
Product Type:
metal and plastic
Finish:
painted and lettered
Wheels:
scale and hi-rail
Couplers:
AF; support for Kadee scale couplers (not included)
Supplemental:
Notes:
The model came with a silver vertically-ribbed 35' trailer (SHS #00326) with rubber tires.