1977 run S. Soho & Co. imported model built by Kumata in Japan. Box shows minimal shelf wear. This car was used on the 1954 El Capitan. Later used on the combined Super Chief-El Capitan consist. In 1971 this car was sold to Amtrak.
Details
Brand: Brass Soho
Part Number: 0707
Condition: C-6 Very Good
Decorated: Factory plating - Moderate wear with fingerprints and some tarnish - see photos
(Underbody/Interior Detail: Moderate underbody detail/no interior detail
Lighting: None
Couplers/Trucks: Metal wheels/original trucks
Packaging: Original Box and Foam
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