Developed in the 60s by Canada's National Steel Car Company, NSC 50' Newsprint Box Cars were designed to haul huge rolls of paper produced by Canadian mills to printing houses across the continent. Features of these cars included a smooth interior and completely leakproof body to prevent damage to the paper rolls during transit. Beginning in 1967, almost 3,600 were built through 1971 and most are still in service today.

* Prototypes used from the 1960s to the Present

* Built to Handle Newsprint Rolls

* Authentic Ends

* Correct Youngstown 9' Plug Doors

* Wire Grab Irons

* Non-Magnetic Blackened Metal Wheels

* Magnetic Knuckle Couplers

* 2 Additional Numbers Available on 920-237151-Series 2-Pack Cars