Rapido 1937 AAR 40' Boxcar w/ Square Corner - Western Pacific - HO Scale

Rapido 1937 AAR 40' Boxcar w/ Square Corner - Western Pacific - HO Scale

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M251S

$49.99

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Rapido 1937 AAR 40' Boxcar w/ Square Corner - Western Pacific - HO ScaleThe 1937 AAR standard boxcar was one of the most widely produced freight cars ever. From the start of production in 1936 nearly 94,000 cars were built for 64 railroads to variations of this design. Through various secondhand owners, rebuilds and upgrades they continued in service well into the 1980s. At the core of the 1937 AAR boxcar was a body that was 40 6 long and 10 0 high inside. Over the years the design of the ends changed. Ends commonly used

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Set screws are poor quality and are sometimes powdercoated on the exposed threads. Leads to striped hex sockets and inability to tighten properly. Durable finish as evidenced by no visible damage after throwing parts across the shop in frustration. Ended up running self tapping screws thru parts to complete assembly.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2024

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Carl L. Bradley

Grantham, US

★★★★★ 1

Kinda flimsy…

Thought the assembly was metal, it’s some kind of PVC.

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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2025