The refrigerated box car has long been a staple of railroading, delivering a wide variety of perishable goods from coast to coast. TrinityRail’s 64’ reefer is a modern take on the reefers of yesterday. Built by TrinityRail starting in late 2003, the ultra-modern 64’ Refrigerated Box Car was designed to replace aging reefer cars. Large enough to fit the equivalent of four 53’ trailer contents, these excess height, plate “F” cars have given new life to the once flourishing rail transport of refrigerated produce and other perishable goods. These cars feature modern refrigeration to transport produce, orange juice, frozen contents and more across the country while keeping the temperature constant. These cars have distinctive end platforms with an A/C unit and a fuel tank underneath.

Features:

• Carrier Reefer Unit

• Ready-To-Run

• Fine-Scale Detail

• Accurately Painted/Printed

• Prototypical Ride Height

• 100-Ton Trucks

• 36” Metal Wheels

• Brown Knuckle Couplers