This 50’ wagon top box car with double doors is painted iron sesqui-oxide with white Keystone herald and white lettering. It was built in April 1937 by Pullman-Standard and runs on Coil Elliptic trucks. Pennsylvania Railroad’s “round roof” series of cars were used mainly for hauling automobiles and were designed with a new 10 ft. internal height clearance. To clear the low tunnel and stone bridge arches common in the east, the roofs were curved/truncated at the sides. This 1000-car fleet was painted in “Iron Sesqui-Oxide” the color PRR used prior to 1953