Rapido Trains 1024099 HO NSC 89' Bi-Level Autorack: Painted/Unlettered Black: Single Car Plywood - Birtch Built-in storage compartment for the

Built-in storage compartment for the scar barrel

perfect for handling sharp turns and quick movements

Power Pro System Box with 4 pin and 2 pin plugs

Based on widely used prototypes that entered service in the mid-2000s and are still in service today

Rapido Trains 1024099 HO NSC 89' Bi-Level Autorack: Painted/Unlettered Black: Single Car Plywood - Birtch Built-in storage compartment for theRapido Trains 1024099 HO NSC 89' Bi Level Autorack: Painted Unlettered Black Single Car In 1962, Canadian National and Canadian Pacific acquired their first 89 tri level autoracks. The tri level autorack was designed to transport automobiles across three compact levels of racks. The cars were driven onto the racks and then tied down for transport. The racks were built by Whitehead & Kales of Detroit, Michigan, while the 89 flat car was produced by