Chill out with the Athearn Genesis FGE Reefer, the first Genesis freight car available with onboard sound—the genset or refrigeration unit runs on DC or DCC and actually cycles on and off automatically.

The reefer is available “as-delivered” or “modernized.” The genset is visible through the see-through screens on the as-delivered reefers. The modernized versions have tractor-trailer-style refrigeration units.

Features:

• Repaints vary by road number in the size and style of the reporting marks, car numbers and patch shapes
• See-through protective screens on the genset end
• Detroit Diesel 2-71 Genset visible inside
• End wall corrugation visible inside
• See through end platforms
• Full underframe detail including Keystone cushioning, air brake reservoir, control valve, brake cylinder, brake plumbing, and fuel tank
• Factory applied end ladders and door closure rods
• Trainline hoses with silver ends
• McHenry operating scale knuckle couplers
• 100-ton roller bearing trucks with rotating bearing caps
• Minimum radius: 18"
• Recommended radius: 22"

Sound Features:

• Sound recorded from actual genset
• Sound randomly cycles on and off
• Utilizes minimum track power
• Raise and lower the volume by adjusting the potentiometer

Prototype Specific Features:

• New paint scheme: ex-FGE “Solid Cold” Patch
• Late “T” style smoke jack
• Late angle-iron style coupler cut levers
• Body mounted brakes
• Era: 1995+

Road Number Specific Features:

• Phase I
  
• Riveted carbody
  
• Dual door hangers
  
• Drop sill