Pullman-Standard Fluted-Side 48-Seat Diner No Skirts - Ready to Run -- New Haven Myles Standish (McGinnis, stainless, vermillion, black)

The Rapido Trains Pullman-Standard Fluted-Side 48-Seat Diner is based on cars built by P-S for New Haven at its former Osgood Bradley plant in Worcester, Massachusetts in 1949. The fluted stainless steel cars operated on first-class trains such as The Merchant's Limited and The Yankee Clipper. NH dining service was popular with riders and some trains carried a pair of diners in a single consist. The diners were named for prominent New England historical figures. This Pullman-Standard Fluted-Side 48-Seat Diner features: Designed from original blueprints Correct tubular cross-section Full interior with tables, kitchen and tablecloths Full underbody detail Stainless steel finish Car skirts as appropriate for each roadname Factory-installed grab irons, end gates and working diaphragms Appropriate 61-BNO-11 trucks with blackened metal wheels Equipped with track-powered in