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drunies
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Auto Rack modeling
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AHOY MODELERS!
I am modeling the late 60's and 70's and would like to try my hand at a few open auto racks. My problem is that I so far it has been difficult for me to discern a "Portec" rack from a "Paragon" rack. Can anyone head me in the right direction?
Thanks!
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I took a look through what I have and I don't have anything even identifying a "Portec" rack. Lot's of pictures showing Paragon racks.
I'd be interested in what your overall project is as I'm in the process of getting drawings for the F89ch low-deck flat which was used a lot with the tri-level autoracks.
Jason
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In your era, you'd have Whitehead & Kales and Paragon as the major open rack builders. Portec bought Paragon mid-70s, IIRC.
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