Round out your HO Scale layout's Amtrak services with WalthersProto Amfleet I passenger cars! For over 50 years, Amtrak's fleet of Amfleet cars have made up the backbone of intercity services. The cars were specifically designed to handle the tunnels and close clearances of the eastern United States but have been used nationwide. The first Amfleet I cars entered service in 1975 on shorter regional routes. They're easily spotted because they have vestibules at each end of the car. A second group of nearly identical Amfleet II cars hit the rails beginning in 1981 and were specifically intended for use on long-distance trains replacing the aging heritage fleet - they're easily identified by their larger/taller windows.

This 85' Amfleet I Amcafe is an ideal place for your passengers to enjoy a meal!

WalthersProto Amfleet I and II models include details such as:

• Newly designed and tooled, ultra free rolling inside-bearing trucks
• Newly designed 36" metal wheels with prototypical wheel profile for added realism
• Simulated stainless steel finish
• Paint colors matched to Amtrak standards
• Factory printed car numbers
• Smoked "glass" windows with gaskets
• An accurately detailed interior
• Factory installed grab irons
• Highly detailed underframe with center and cross bracing

Amtrak and the Amtrak logos are registered trademarks of the National Railroad Passenger Corporation.

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