In 1917 the New Haven ordered heavy passenger (1-C-1+1-C-1) motors from Baldwin-Westinghouse. Classed EP-2, the first five (0300-0304) were delivered in 1919, with 12 more (0305-0316) arriving in 1923-24 and the final group (0317-0326) arriving in 1927-28. The EP-2s gave good and faithful service until replaced by FL-9s and diesels. All EP-2s were condemned by 1959.

The next development in the NH boxcabs was the Class EP-3s of 1931. Build by General Electric, these 2-C+C-2 motors were capable of 70 mph in expresss service. A bit more rounded that the EP-2s, the EP-3s were the last box-cabs purchased by the New Haven, ending their careers by 1961.

The Division Point and Boo-Rim will offer this LIMITED EDITION project in different numbers and paint schemes. With only 100 pieces to be produced, you are well advised to contact your dealer to reserve yours! Target delivery is 2011!