Full interior passenger cars for post war steamers

Before I became an o scale guy I had an mth rugged rails madison set with a detailed interior in the chessie system paint scheme.

41Woodie,

     I like the MTH 60' PULLMAN Passenger Cars they are actually 17" end of coupler to end of Coupler, and I have used the Green & Black on my Military Trains and the PRR Silvers, on our Civilian Passenger Trains.  They also run on 031 Track without problem. I also have a full set and one add on Car, of the MTH Madison smaller PRR Tuscan Passenger Cars which are O/027, that I have both civilian and military passengers installed in, these smaller Madison MTH Passenger Cars are quite nice also, are heavy and run well.

PCRR/Dave

Lionel's baby-Madison cars in the current catalogs all have full interiors.

Jon

I think that the 13.5" cars would be the best overall visual choice to put behind post-war engines.  There are a variety of choices available with interiors/seats.  As some posted, the early MTH Railking now known as Rugged Rails offer many roadnames.  The new Lionel versions also advertise the interiors.  Don't forget about the 13.5" cars that were offered by K-Line that later were sold by RMT and now O-Line Reproductions.  These all had nice detail and good lighting.

Ok thanks, hopefully this will head me in the right direction.  I forgot to mention that I'd rather not buy Pennsylvania RR if possible.  Nothing serious against Pennsy but when I was a kid it seemed like every model train car I saw was Pennsy instead of the local Santa Fe, MoPac, Katy, Frisco like I saw every day in my hometown.  Good information