The 1960s was a period of development that would set the course of railroading as we see it today. The North American Car Corporation designed and built a 50’ outside post, insulated, plug door box car
which proved to be a vision of developments to come. Several railroads rostered this car with most of them either purchased by or leased to private shippers. The NACC cars were frequently decorated in complex, colorful paint schemes. When the NACC cars were built, general leasing, billboard paint schemes and modern freight handling techniques were still at least a decade in the future.

• Applied metal grab irons and etched end platforms
• Pullman Standard or Superior plug doors
• Pullman Standard or Stanray (Superior) roof (to match prototype)
• Ready-To-Roll 70 ton trucks
• Machined 33” metal wheels with RP25 contours
• Body mounted McHenry operating scale knuckle couplers
• Weighted for optimum performance
• Minimum radius: 18”