I didn't go to York so I played with a real C&O sleeper instead!

Anybody that works on full size railroad equipment as a volunteer deserves praise!

Very COOL!  Keep us updated and would enjoy more pictures on the interior and progress.

Looks like a 10-6 "City car" to me.  This variant had the bedrooms in the middle, and roomettes on the ends.   NKP also had some in this series.  Best of success in getting her restored....inside and out !

Thanks! I will keep you all posted on the progress. We are working on putting together a press release for the local papers and even Trains Magazine. The NKP Sleepers were identical to the C&O sleepers. I imagine the Advisory Mechanical Committee had a say in the ordering process.

B&O also had some of these in a smooth side variety.  Walthers has now made both the fluted and smooth versions. PS later made an up-dated 10-5 sleeper based on this design, with extra spacious bedrooms. Erie's Pride and Spirit of Youngstown come to mind.