40-foot billboard refrigerator cars and a 40-ft. steel box car! But hurry and order because they're all limited runs!
ZION FIG BARS
There really was a Zion Fig Bar car! Zion Institutions and Industries was a conglomerate of 22 businesses owned by a Christian sect in Zion, Illinois around the turn of the century. They controlled everything from the local politics to the police with a motto "Everything for God and Zion." They owned a gas station, department store, a Ford dealership, and even a bakery. Now you can be a part of this exciting period by running your own Zion Fig Bar car. It's a very colorful and interesting addition to your roster! $39.95
KAHN'S
The E. Kahn's Company of Cincinnati, Ohio was a large meat packer that produced hams, bacon and lard. Their bright refrigerator cars were painted a striking yellow with huge black lettering on the side, with Kahn's letters taking up three-quarters of the car side. This is a favorite of collectors who enjoy a distinctive car. Comes in two different numbers, version #1 and #2. $42.95
TIPO WINE
In 1881, the Italian Swiss Colony near Cloverdale, California was created by a native of Genoa as a social experiment to provide work for Italian immigrants. By the turn of the century, the facility produced more table wine than any other winery in California. Varietals included zinfandel, carignane, mataro, barbera, pinot noir and a handful of whites. $44.95
All of these cars will make a GIANT, colorful impact on your model railroad, or sitting in a display case for show! All quantities are limited. Order today! Each car is ready to run in ABS plastic, features positional ice hatches, KC brake systems, individual metal ladder rungs and sill steps, USRA fishbelly centersills, vertical brakeshafts, and both hi-rail or scale code 110 wheelsets.
