Built in 1997 by Thrall for TTX, these articulated auto carriers were designed to haul new trucks, vans or sport utility vehicles from assembly plants to distribution facilities. The articulated nature of these cars allows for a lower weight car, while also increasing the rate at which the cars can be loaded and unloaded.

Features:

• Prototypical painting and lettering
• Die-cast chassis
• Body includes scale details such as differential relief on holes, rivets and bolts
• End door details
• Articulated diaphragm
• 70-ton roller-bearing trucks
• Detailed brake system
• AccuMate operating knuckle couplers
• Minimum radius curve: 22" (recommended 24" for appearance)