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Walthers HO 910-6076 - 53' Corrugated-Side Gondola - Burlington Northern #565504
Walthers HO 910-6076 - 53' Corrugated-Side Gondola - Burlington Northern #565504
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$32.95
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$39.98
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$32.95
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53' Corrugated-Side Gondola - Burlington Northern #565504
MPN: 910-6076
Scale: HO
Road Name: Burlington Northern
Road Number: 565504
Condition: NEW
Scale: HO
Road Name: Burlington Northern
Road Number: 565504
Condition: NEW
Serve a wide range of customers with these WalthersMainline 53' Corrugated Side Gondolas. Built with stronger side panels to resist dents and dings, cars like this have been hauling scrap, bulk materials, steel and more since the late 1960s. Fully assembled and ready for service, each HO Scale WalthersMainline 53' Corrugated Side Gondola features:
Limited edition - one-time run of these roadnumbers!
Based on cars in service late 1960s to present
Prototype's corrugated side panels resist dents and damage
Used for rough loading and handling of scrap, steel and similar loads
Optional parts for coil steel cradle and bulkheads included
Correct 36" turned-metal wheelsets
Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers
Note: Road Number Notice: The road number listed in the product title and description is the exact road number you will receive. Product photos may show a different road number when a manufacturer sample or representative image is used. The model, paint scheme, railroad, scale, and product type are the same unless otherwise noted.
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✓ Fast shipping from the Midwest.
✓ Secure packaging for collectors and operators.
✓ Modeler-owned shop focused on performance and reliability.
✓ Expert advice from a team that knows model railroading.
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