In addition to building transfer cabooses for themselves, NYC also built them for their many subsidiaries and affiliates. One of these was the Central Indiana Railway. CIRY was jointly owned by New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroad and hosted traffic from both to bypass congestion in Indianapolis. Central Indiana Railway and their caboose were included in the 1976 Conrail consolidation. 

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  Features:

• Ready-To-Run
• Operating knuckle style couplers,
• Wire grab irons,
• Etched metal railings, 
• Appropriate trucks for the road name.