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MICRO-TRAINS AB C 1 MICRO-TRAINS PRODUCTION STOCK NUMBERS(5-digit series converted to 8-digit -Jan 05) 2 3 MICRO-TRAINS N SCALE ROLLING STOCK 4 020 00 000 (previously 20000) 40' Steel, Sgl Dr Box 5 021 00 000 (previously 21000) 40' Steel Plug-Door Boxcar 6 022 00 000 (previously 22000) 40' Steel Plug / Sliding - Door Boxcar 7 023 00 000 (previously 23000) 40' Steel Double-Door Boxcar 8 024 00 000 (previously 24000) 40' Steel-Door w/o Roof Walk 9 025 00 000 (previously 25000) 50' Ribside Single-Door Boxcar 10 026 00 000 (previously 26000) 50' Ribside Plug/Sliding Door Boxcar 11 027 00 000 (previously 27000) 50' Ribside Plug-Door Boxcar 12 028 00 000 (previously 28000) 40' Outside-Braced Single-Door Boxcar 13 029 00 000 (previously 29000) 40' Double-Sheathed Wood, Outside Braced 1-1/2 Door Boxcar 14 030 00 000 (previously 30000) 50' Ribside Double-Door Boxcar 15 031 00 000 (previously 31000) 50' Steel Single-Door Boxcar 16 032 00 000 (previously 32000) 50' Steel Plug-Door Boxcar 17 033 00 000 (previously 33000) 50' Steel plug and Sliding-Door Boxcar 18 034 00 000 (previously 34000) 50' Steel Double-Door Boxcar 19 035 00 000 (previously 35000) 40' Despatch Stockcar 20 036 00 000 (previously 36000) 50' Steel Double-Plug-Door Boxcar 21 037 00 000 (previously 37000) 50' Steel Double-Door Boxcar w/o Roofwalk 22 038 00 000 (previously 38000) 50' Steel Plug-Door Boxcar w/o Roofwalk 23 39000 50' Steel Single-Door Boxcar w/o Roofwalk) 24 (only 2- 50' cars produced with 39000 stock numbers 25 039 00 000 (previously 39000) 40' Double-Sheathed Wood Boxcar w/ Vertical Brakewheel 26 040 00 000 (previously 40000) 40' Double-Sheathed Wood, Outside Braced 1-1/2 Dr Boxcar w/ Vert Bk Whl 27 041 00 000 (previously 41000) 40' Double-Sheathed Wood 1-1/2 Door Boxcar w/ Vertical Brakewheel 28 042 00 000 (previously 42000) 40' Double-Sheathed Wood Single-Door Boxcar 29 043 00 000 (previously 43000) 40' Double-Sheathed Wood 1-1/2 Door Boxcar 30 044 00 000 (previously 44000) 50' Straight-Side Flatcar w/ Side Brake Wheel 31 045 00 000 (previously 45000) 50' Fishbelly Flatcar w/ Side Brake Wheel 32 046 00 000 (previously 46000) 50' Fishbelly Gondola w/ Drop Ends 33 047 00 000 (previously 47000) 40' Double-Sheathed Wood Refrigerator 34 048 00 000 (previously 48000) 50' Straight-Side Gondola w/ Drop Ends 35 049 00 000 (previously 49000) 40' Double-Sheathed Wood Refrigerator w/ Vertical Brake Wheel 36 050 00 000 (previously 50000) 34' Wood-Sheathed Caboose(slant-side cupola) 37 051 00 000 (previously 51000) 34' Wood-Sheathed Caboose (straight-side cupola) 38 052 00 000 (previously 52000) 52' Riveted Express Reefer w/ Plg Dr and Commonwealth BX Trucks 39 053 00 000 (previously 53000) 60'-8" Thrall Centerbeam Flatcar 40 053 00 500 (previously 53500) 60' -8" Gunderson Center Partition Flatcar 41 053 00 700 (previously 53700) 60'-8" Thrall Centerbeam Flatcar, I-Beam 42 054 00 000 (previously 54000) 61'-8" Thrall Bulkhead Flatcar 43 055 00 000 (previously 55000) 33' Twin-Bay Open Hopper w/ Offset Sides 44 056 00 000 (previously 56000) 33' Twin-Bay Open Hopper w/ Ribbed Sides 45 057 00 000 (previously 57000) 33' Twin-Bay Open Hopper w/ Composite Sides 46 058 00 000 (previously 58000) 36' Wood-Sheathed Ice Reefer w/ truss rods & vert brake wheel 47 058 00 500 (previously 58500) 36' Wood-Sheathed Ice Reefer w/steel underframe & vert brake wheel 48 059 00 000 (previously 59000) 40' Steel Ice Reefer 49 059 00 500 (previously 59500) 40' Steel Ice Reefer w/ Preco Fans 50 060 00 000 (previously 60000) 50' Composite Gondola w/ Drop Ends 51 061 00 000 (previously 61000) 50' Composite Gondola w/ Fixed Ends 52 062 00 000 (previously 62000) 50' Fishbelly Composite Gondola w/ Drop Ends 53 063 00 000 (previously 63000) 50' Fishbelly Composite Gondola w/ Fixed Ends 54 064 00 000 (previously 64000) 57'-6" Trailer-On-Flatcar 55 065 00 000 (previously 65000) 39' Single-Dome Tank Car 56 066 00 000 Three-Dome Tank Car 57 66000--see 450 00 000 58 67000--see 451 00 000 59 68000--see 452 00 000 60 069 00 000 (previously 69000) 51'- 3-3/4" Mechanical Reefer w/ Rivited Sides 61 070 00 000 (previously 70000) 51'- 3-3/4" Mechanical Reefer w/ Rib Sides 62 071 00 000 (previously 71000) 89'-4" Flatcar with Trailer 63 072 00 000 (previously 72000) 89'-4" Flatcar with Container 64 073 00 000 (previously 73000) 40' Steel Sgl 8' Door Boxcar, Full Ladders w/o Roofwalk 65 074 00 000 (previously 74000) 40' Steel Plug-Door Boxcar w/o Roofwalk 66 075 00 000 (previously 75000) 50' Steel Double Plug-Door Boxcar w/o Roofwalk 67 076 00 000 (previously 76000) 50' Steel Plug and Sliding Door Boxcar w/o Roofwalk 68 077 00 000 (previously 77000) 50' Steel Single-Door Boxcar w/o Roofwalk 69 078 00 000 (previously 78000) 50' Automobile Double-Door Boxcar w/ End Doors w/ Roofwalk 70 079 00 000 (previously 79000) 50' Wagon Top Boxcar w/ Dbl Doors 71 083 00 000 40' Gondola, Drop Bottom 72 084 00 000 40' Gondola, Drop Bottom w/ side extensions MICRO-TRAINS 1 MICRO-TRAINS AB C 73 085 00 000 33' Twin-Bay, Expanded Side, Open Hopper 74 086 00 000 (previously 86000) 33' Twin-Bay Open Hopper w/ Arched/Notched Ends & Offset Sides 75 087 00 000 (previously 87000) 33' Twin-Bay Open Hopper w/ Arched Ends & Offset Sides 76 088 00 000 (previously 88000) 33' Twin-Bay Open Hopper w/ Notched/Peaked Ends & Offset Sides 77 089 00 000 (previously 89000) 33' Twin-Bay Open Hopper w/ Notched/Peaked Ends & Ribbed Sides 78 090 00 000 (previously 90000) 33' Twin-Bay Open Hopper w/ Peaked End & Offset Sides 79 091 00 000 (previously 91000) 33' Twin-Bay Open Hopper w/ Peaked Ends & Ribbed Sides 80 092 00 000 (previously 92000) 39' Two-Bay ACF Centerflow Covered Hopper (2980 cu ft) 81 093 00 000 (previously 93000) 50' Three-Bay ACF Centerflow Covered Hopper (4650 cu ft) w/ Rnd Hatches 82 094 00 000 (previously 94000) 50' Three-Bay ACF Centerflow Covered Hopper (4650 cu ft) w/ Elongated Hatches 83 099 00 000 Evans 3-Bay, Rib-Side Covered Hopper 84 100 00 000 (previously 100000) 36' Rivited Steel-Side Caboose 85 101 00 000 40' Hy-Cube Boxcar 86 102 00 000 (previously 102000) 60' Excess Height Boxcar 87 103 00 000 (previously 103000) 60' Excess Height,Waffle Side,Double Plug Door Boxcar 88 104 00 000 (previously 104000) 60' Excess Height, Rivet Side, Single 10' Door Boxcar 89 105 00 000 (previously 105000) 50' Steel Side, 14 Panel, Fixed End Gondola 90 105 00 500 (previously 105000) 50' Steel Side, 15 Panel, Fixed End Gondola(PS-5) 91 105 00 700 50' Steel Side, Straight Side, 14 Panel, Fixed End Gondola 92 106 00 000 (previously 106000) 50' Steel Side, 14 Panel, Fixed End Gondola w/ Low Cover 93 106 00 200 (previously 106200) 50' Steel Side, 15 Panel, Fixed End Gondola(PS-5) w/ Low Cover 94 108 00 000 (previously 108000) 50' Three-Bay, 100T, Open Hopper, Ribside 95 109 00 000 (previously 109000) Depressed-Center Flatcar w/ Buckeye or Commonwealth 3-axil Trks 96 109 00 200 (previously 109000) Depressed-Center Flatcar w/ Commonwealth 3-axil Trks 97 110 00 000 (previously 110000) 56' ACF Tank Car 98 111 00 000 (previously 111000) 89' Tri-Level Closed Auto Rack 99 112 00 000 (previously 112000) 89' Tri-Level Open Auto Rack 100 112 00 500 (previously 112500) 89' Bi-Level Open Auto Rack 101 113 00 000 (previously 113000) 40' Skeleton Log Car w/ cast metal frame, cast resin logs, brass chain 102 113 00 500 (previously 113500) 30' Skeleton Log Car w/ cast metal frame, cast resin logs, brass chain 103 113 00 700 Disconnect Log Car w/ cast resin logs, brass chain 104 114 00 000 40' Spine Log Car w/ bunks, cast zinc w/ cast resin logs 105 116 00 000 (previously 116000) Passenger Car,Troop Sleeper & MOW Cars w/ int,clr windows, Allied Trks 106 118 00 000 (previously 118000) Passenger Car,Troop Kitchen Car w/ int,clr windows, Allied Trks 107 120 00 000 (previously 120000) 40' USRA Steel Boxcar, Murphy Roof w/ single Youngstown door 108 120 00 200 (previously 120200) 40' Steel Boxcar, Flat Panel Roof w/ single CRESCO 3-panel door 109 120 00 500 (previously 120500) 40' USRA Steel Boxcar, Murphy Roof w/ single dr & vert bk whl 110 120 00 700 (previously 120700) 40' USRA Steel Boxcar w/ single dr & vert bk whl 111 121 00 000 Calibration/Weight Scale Test Car 112 125 00 000 (previously 125000) 3-Bay Ortner Rapid Discharge Hopper 113 130 00 000 Steel Bay Window Caboose 114 140 00 000 Passenger Car, Heavyweight Railway Post Office w/ int,clr windows,Allied trks & 36" whls 115 141 00 000 Passenger Car, Heavyweight 10-1-2 Sleeper w/ clr windows,Allied trks & 36" whls 116 142 00 000 Passenger Car, Heavyweight 12-1 Sleeper w/ clr windows,Allied trks & 36" whls 117 143 00 000 Passenger Car, Heavyweight 28-1 Parlor w/ clr windows,Allied trks & 36" whls 118 450 00 000 (previously 66000) 40' Highway Trailer for TOFC 119 451 00 000 (previously 67000) 45' Highway Trailer for TOFC 120 452 00 000 (previously 68000) 48' Highway Trailer for TOFC 121 460 00 000 (previously 80000) 20' Containers (2 per box) 122 461 00 000 (previously 81000) 40' Containers (1 per box) 123 461 00 700 (previously 81700) 48' Containers(by deluxe inovations)- see 67080 for Cityview Trailers 124 462 00 000 20' Containers w/ rivit sides (2 per box) 125 985 00 000 Concor Cars painted & decorated by Micro-Trains 126 019 00 000 (previously 19000) Bonus Packs--Offered From Time to Time(none have been offered with new stock numbers) 127 993 00 000 Runner Packs--Offered From Time to Time 128 993 05 000 Weathered / Graffiti Cars--Offered From Time to Time 129 993 03 000 Tabletop Railroading Sets ( previously sequentially numbered) 130 993 01 (or 21) 000 Tabletop Railroading Sets(Special Edition Series)(previously
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    The Magazine of the ACL & SAL HS – Covering the Vol. 34, No. 2 ACL, SAL, SCL, and Affiliated and Associated Railroads 2nd Quarter 2017 $9.95 In this Issue: • Memories of LINES Burnett’s Lake, Part 1 • Riding Seaboard’s Portsmouth Line SOUTH • Riding the ACL: Secondary Lines in the Carolinas Membership Classes Regular: $35 for one year or $65 for two years. Memberships are concur- rent with the calendar year; to join or renew during the year, contact us at our LINES address below or at [email protected]. Sustaining: $60 for one year or $115 for two years. These amounts in- clude $25 and $50, respectively, in tax-deductible contributions. Century Club: $135 for one year, which includes a complimentary calen- SOUTH dar and a tax-deductible contribution of $87. We gladly accept other contributions, either financial or historical Volume 34, No. 2, 2nd Quarter 2017 materials for our archives, all of which are tax-deductible to the extent The Magazine of the ACL & SAL HS – Covering the provided by law. ACL, SAL, SCL, and Affiliated and Associated Railroads Your membership dues include quarterly issues of LINES SOUTH, participa- tion in Society-sponsored events and projects, voting rights on issues brought before the membership, and research assistance on members’ questions. LINES SOUTH STAFF Foreign (includes Canada): Membership with delivery via surface mail is Editor $60 per year or $120 for two years. For sustaining foreign memberships, add Larry Goolsby $25 for one year and $50 for two years. We can accept foreign memberships only by Visa, MasterCard, Discover, or PayPal.