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Lionel 6-9366 Union Pacific 4 bay covered hopper with opening hatches.

This model is a very basic O-27 4 bay covered hopper that was issued in 1980. (BLT 1-80) It was produced by Lionel/Fundimensions, Division of General Mills Fun Group, Mount Clemens, Michigan. The model has plastic trucks that are attached with rivets. The model has molded plastic brake gear at each end.

Included in the Famous American Railroads set (series 2).

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6/29/154:43 PM

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Here is the same hopper except that the top cover has been changed.

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