Can you Identify this Boxcar?

http://www.sungazette.com/life...el-train-collection/

I'm sure it has to do with this gentleman.

“The trains were moved under the supervision of LaRue Shempp from his home to the museum. There, they were carefully cleaned and placed in the cabinets per Mr. Shempp’s instructions,” Hunsinger said. With all of the work being done by volunteers, the entire project spanned a period of two years with the exhibition’s grand opening on July 20, 1983."

Thanks BOBBYD,very informative. I am guessing this boxcar was sold at the museum as a commemorative of the event. 

English's Model Supply is the hobby store side of Bowser Manufacturing.  Likely a small run using their in house paint shop.  Likely a small run item as Bowser has traditionally been mostly an HO company.

That is very cool. The Shempp collection in Williamsport is well worth a stop. Our paths actually crossed in the early '70s at a Rochester, NY train show. Mr Shempp, wearing a coat and tie, looked briefly at the HO brass I was selling then stopped at the next table with a number of Flyer standard gauge train sets including a Mayflower set. It was only later I learned who he was. A memory that has stuck with me.

More info on the Taber Museum.

https://www.tabermuseum.org

Pete

Maybe there is a Moe, Larry, and Curly boxcars that have yet to found.