The cars sported over 20 heralds and roadnames for Pennsy and its subsidiaries. We now offer cars covering every known variation, from installation to scrapping in completely revised kits. The fishbelly underframe was a Pressed Steel innovation, first used by Pennsy on the GL coal car in 1899. Early cars used a wood roof but beginning in 1909 metal roofs became standard. Thousands of cars were produced to this design.
Decals permit both Lines East and West versions to be modeled.