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The Rapido wood reefer is based on a design built between 1937 and 1941 by General American Transportation (GARX). Although built with a wooden sheathed body and roof that made them look like a car from an earlier era, these GARX cars were modern for their time. More than 940 cars were built to this configuration making it one of the most numerous meat reefer designs, and they lasted in service into the 1970s. They would normally be assigned to meat service only, running between meat packing houses and regional dealers throughout North America, Including Canada. 

The General American 37’ meat reefers are offered in up to twelve individual car numbers per paint scheme. These will be available in four packs (four individual cars shrink wrapped together and easily broken up for individual sale) as well as individual cars. Note that individual cars will be one of the four total available road numbers. 

Features: 

• Accurate tooling – never offered before in N scale! 
• Prototypical ride height 
• Fully decorated and assembled with factory-installed Micro-Trains couplers 
• Full underbody with seperate brake rods and piping 
• Correct roof hatch and latch details 
• Barber S1-A trucks with in-line brake shoes and blackened metal wheelsets 
• 9” Minimum radius