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A1G 2410 Series: Stock Cars, 40 Foot
Stock cars don't get no respect. And, well, most of them aren't exactly the most eye catching... although on the prototype, they were certainly "nose" catching! Three of the eight cars in the A1G stock car series were a bit more colorful than the usual box car red or black, including the two tone 2418 Canadian National. Prototypically, the group is probably somehwhat suspect; but then again, in the late 1960's we N Scalers were more focused on getting stuff to run, not on how faithful they were to the real thing. So we overlooked the fact that the Santa Fe never had green stock cars. These cars were initially made by Rivarossi for Atlas, and Rivarossi did continue to issue some of these cars as part of multipack sets as late as the late 1990's. These reissues won't have the "Atlas" name stamped on the underside, of course. Similar versions of this car were issued by Bachmann (especially early on), Life-Like, Industrial Rail and others, with perhaps a fair amount of "borrowing" of tooling. Key spotting features for this car are:
See the 2250 series description for information on conditions and caveats. There are no approximate values for "runner" 2410 A1G series cars.
Table of Releases: Where available, click on "Image" to popup an image of the actual car.
AV = Approximate Value (US$ range) AM = As Manufactured (see above) MIB = Mint In Box (see above) Abbreviations: Hld=Herald, R/N=Roadname, L/R=Left/Right Side of Car |