by buzz456 » Fri Mar 12, 2021 8:01 pm
Nah. It's a insulated box car. They used it for all kinds of fruits and vegetables that they didn't want to get too hot or too cold. Lots of apples and fresh stuff from the West and the South to the cities of the North.
"*These 70-ton Plate C cars were considered bunkerless refrigerator cars or insulated box cars and carried the mechanical designation of RBL or XLI, respectively. They were assigned to temperature sensitive commodities such as dried foods, canned goods, jar goods, drinks, packaged foods (rice, pasta, cereals), pet foods, nursery plants, seeds and xmas trees."
Buzz
39 and holding.
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