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Welcome to Con-Cor Trains "HO" Freight Car Index Page.
Here are the many different body styles available in our "HO" Freight Car
line, covering many time era's, from the 1880's to the most modern of "Intermodal Cars"
 
New BNSF 100 Ton Coal Cars (various colors, 12 road numbers-Many other roadnames also available ) Bulkhead end Pulpwood Cars (7 Roadnames -3 cars numbers each road)
Union Pacific 54' Mill Gondola (7 Roads -3 Car Numbers each road) Airslide Covered Hoppers, (8 roads -3 car numbers each road)
Scroll down about 6 inches to see the list of Body Styles we offer. Just click
on the Freight Car Catagory, and you will be taken to the correct page with that roadname list.
If you don't find what you are looking for on this page then just Click Here to Jump to a list of some Page Links to other new "HO" Collector Sets and Con-Cor Passenger cars for 2010/2011.
Features:
Authentic Models from Original Drawings of railroad freight cars.
Cars come with Operating McHenry Knuckle couplers
Fully assembled and ready to run.
Authentic Railroad Colors and lettering
All Roadnames are produced with multiple Car Numbers
Just Click on the Freight Car catalogy to take you to the page with list of roadnames cars for that Freight car.
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 "HO" 54 Ft Pulpwood Flat Cars with simulated log load. (These cars shipped in June 2011.)
Three Car numbers available for each, boxes will be marked with Stock Number plus either (01) (02) or (03)
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Missing Image does not mean we do not have it.
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Ready to Run
$21.98 ea.
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Southern.
The timber and paper industry were a
major source of traffic for the 10,000
mile Southern Railway system. In
1969 Southern added the green circle
to the "O" as part of their "Southern
Gives a Green Light to Innovations"
campaign.
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Trailer Train.
Best known for their fleet of trailer
and container cars, TTX (as they are
currently known) also rosters large
fleets of other flats for general and
other non-intermodal service. The
logo seen here was adopted in 1992.
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BNSF black.
BNSF was the result of the 1995
merger of Burlington Northern and
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe. Ten
years later, the name was changed to
BNSF Railway and the "Swoosh" logo
was developed reportedly because
"Burlington Northern Santa Fe" was
too difficult for financial reporters to
remember!
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BNSF oxide red.
In BNSF's early days cars were
repainted oxide red or Cascade green.
The green stopped when old stocks of
BN paint were used up. Now BNSF
uses oxide red and black.
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Norfolk Southern.
NS was born with the 1982 merger of
Southern Railway and Norfolk &
Western. However, it was 1988 when
the NS logo first appeared on rolling
stock in quantity.
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Canadian National.
Although CN's famous "noodle" logo
was not generally used on flat cars,
the big change of image in 1960 did
bring about the spelling of "Canadien
National" (in French) on one side and
"Canadian National" (in English) on
the other, a detail reproduced on
these models!
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Canadian Pacific
Canadian Pacific adopted the CP Rail
image in 1968. In 1996, they reclaimed
their full name but the bright red paint
remains.
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""HO" Gondola cars with scrap metal load (These cars scheduled to be ready early 2011.)
Three Car numbers available for each, boxes will be marked with Stock Number plus either (01) (02) or (03)
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Missing Image does not mean we do not have it.
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Ready to Run
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HO Gondola /with load BNSF Railway - black.
This paint scheme illustrates BNSF's
very latest gondola painting
standards - complete with FRA
mandated yellow reflector stripes.
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HO Gondola /with load BNSF Railway - oxide
red. Here is the concurrent oxide red
version of the scheme. Note the
variation in road number and reflector
stripe placement.
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HO Gondola /with load Chicago & North Western.
C&NW purchased these gons secondhand
from Penn Central in 1974, then
rebuilt them in 1979.
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HO Gondola /with load Union Pacific.
UP adopted this paint scheme for
gondolas after the acquisition of
Western Pacific and Missouri Pacific
in 1983.
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HO Gondola /with load CSX.
CSX had existed as a parent company
for several years before adopting this
CSX paint scheme on rolling stock in
1987, replacing the Chessie and
Seaboard System images.
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HO Gondola /with load Norfolk Southern.
The NS "stallion" logo (used on
locomotives) comes from the NS
system map which resembles the
head and neck of a horse facing west!
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HO Gondola /with load Conrail.
This group of Conrail gondolas was
originally built for Delaware
Lackawanna & Western. This run
wears the post-1983 Conrail scheme.
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