The West Penn Railways linked the southwestern PA/north West Virginia/eastern Ohio area before being abandoned in the early 1950s. The 58-foot long, double-ended 700-series cars were built in the road's own shops following a prototype (#700) built by Cincinnatti Car Co. They were exclusively center-entrance cars before being converted to one-man operation with the addition of passenger loading doors at each end. Only a couple of 700-series bodies survive today. IHP's N scale model has all the detail of the original from the rivets to the interior. The model represents the modified cars. These cars have never before been produced in N scale. FEATURES: *Fully assembled, painted, nonpowered models *One-Piece resin-plastic body shells *One-piece floor with interiors *Metal trucks with detailed sideframes *Authentic paint and markings and window glazing *Working trolley poles PRODUCTION IS LIMITED. These models are produced in limited quantities and are hand-assembled and painted. Reserve now to avoid disappointment! MSRP: $TBA AVAILABILITY: 2005