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Ah, finally some "traffic" on the A1G list! It's good to hear that you are trying to complete an "accumulation" of the first generation Atlas cars Edward. I did this about 4 (already THAT many years

I recently purchased a boxcar off ebay which was sold as Atlas 2363 PRR 47011. I also purchased the actual 2363. I think the cars were swapped in their boxes. I have posted a picture of the odd boxcar

Hi Edward, You're right, the first one you bought is not an A1G car. The 2363 is a wood box car with road number 39857. The one in your picture is probably a Con-Cor 1001E. Does it have any indication

Oops, I forgot you said you hadn't received the car as yet. When it does arrive, look underneath to see if there is a manufacturer indicated. Of course, even if it did start out to be a Con-Cor 1001E,

Dopey Doug wrote: Hi Edward, You're right, the first one you bought is not an A1G car. The 2363 is a wood box car with road number 39857. The one in your picture is probably a Con-Cor 1001E. Does it

Well, at least I did get a box for the 2363 as it was listed as no box. Thanks for the information. Edwarsd Bridges Granger, TX

Hi, Glad to see some life in the A1G. I've been reading the e-mailings on Edwards new find of woodside box.E-bay is a great way to find some items especially in model railroading that would otherwise

For those who care to read this, here is a list of what I have accumulated within the past couple of months: (condition in parenthesis) 2302 Safeway 50' reefer (MIB) 2321 SHPX centerflow hopper (MIB)

Edward, Somebody must have replaced the original underframe with one from an Atlas Roco car. The Miller car was definitely made by Rivarossi and should just have "Atlas" underneath as George stated.

I recently purchased a #2394, Miller High Life 40' refirgerator car. I thought it was odd that the underframe says Atlas Austria on it. Wasn't this car made by Rivarossi in Italy? BTW...This car

I will defer to Charlie for a second opinion on this, but my copy of the Miller car and the other refrigerators I have in this group (MDT, ATSF El Cap, Morrell, Safeway, Carnation Milk, IC, REA) all

Many thanks for the input on my question. I sort of figured it wasn't original, but wanted to ask the experts. I do have some straight Atlas boxcar frames here in my junk box, so will restore this car

Hi everybody, FWIW, in case anybody else other than me is interested in the boxes too, here are the different ways Atlas' 5" plastic boxes appeared: The earliest cars came in the taped Roco box

Hi everyone, I finally buckled down and got my A1G cars together and made a listing to send out here on the A1G user group mailer. The list reads as follows........Atlas manufacturer number, Roadname,

Rick wrote: Hi everyone, I finally buckled down and got my A1G cars together and made a listing to send out here on the A1G user group mailer. The list reads as follows........Atlas manufacturer

Hi everybody, Speaking of A1G cars:>) Here is some more info that my be of interest to some of us. Atlas used a few different variations of wheels during the first generation. The earliest cars had

Hi all... glad to see some life in this board! A few thoughts... With respect to the passenger cars being put up on the A1G website, yes, it's certainly something I'd consider. Although Rivarossi and

Oops. If another post shows up with this subject heading and is blank, it was a pre-keyboard problem:>) Anyway, I thought this might be useful in collecting the A1G cars too. Generally, the earliest

I own about 25 or so of the old Atlas engines as well aa a few of the passenger cars, many of them still in their original boxes. If needed, I could scan what I have for your use on the site. I would