Take a brisk walk along the tracks to see the stopped Lionel/MPC Santa Fe GP9 Diesel-Electric Locomotive, Santa Fe Auto Carrier, New York Central Merchants Despatch Auto Carrier, FRISCO SL-SF Auto Carrier, and Penn Central Auto Carrier.
Most are filled with 1:64th scale Matchbox and Hot Wheels die-cast metal Automobiles based on real automobiles from 1968 and 1969.
The Santa Fe Auto Carrier is loaded with the 6 autos included.
The NYC Auto Carrier has 1969 Dodge Coronet Super Bee autos from Hot Wheels.
The Frisco Auto Carrier has 1969 Ford Torino and 1968 Mercury Cougar autos.
The Penn Central has 1969 Ford Torino and 1969 Mercury Cougar Autos.
Two of the auto models are Matchbox 68' Mercury Cougars.
The rest of the automobiles are Hot Wheels '69 Dodge Cornet Super Bee, 69' Ford Torino Talledaga, 69' Mercury Cougar Eliminator
Man thats a nice set of Muscle Cars you have with your train. Did they all come included with the train set, or did you have to buy them all seperately
starguard 3 months ago
@starguard Lionel sells mostly all of the open-frame auto carriers without automobiles.
The Hot Wheel and Matchbox cars had to be purchased seperately from Meijer, Target, Toys R Us, and Walmart stores over two weeks. Then those 1968 and 1969 models in those paint schemes were no longer available.
Only the Santa Fe auto carrier came with automobiles, because it was from a train set.
AndrewNeilFalconer 3 months ago
Thats cool how the cars are being carried on the car carriers.
formulaonehotwheel 11 months ago
@formulaonehotwheel On each deck of the auto carrier there are half-cylinder bumps that keep the cars in place while in motion. Plus there is clip-on, plastic guard on each end of the decks.
AndrewNeilFalconer 11 months ago
There are half-cylinder bumps for wheel chocks on the auto carrier decks that hold the cars in place. There are also some black plastic clip-on guards to keep them from rolling off the ends of the decks.
AndrewNeilFalconer 11 months ago