General Information

Parlor Cars

1. The straight parlor were run vestibule to the rear as the parlor-observation doesn't have it's own vestibule.
   

2. Jeffrey Alan Cauthen
   

Details

Passenger Trucks

1. They had 6 wheel pax trucks.
   

Modeling Pax Car Trucks

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Specific Parlor Cars

72-C Parlor Cars

72-C-1 

1. #2078-2084 
   

Reference

                                                                            Southern Pacific Passenger Cars, Vol 5: Lounge, Dome & Parlor, pg. 307-311

Drawing

                                                                            Southern Pacific Passenger Cars, Vol 5: Lounge, Dome & Parlor, pg. 308 

1. #10907-10909
   

Reference

                                                                            Southern Pacific Passenger Cars, Vol 4: Dining Service Cars, pg. 351-352

Drawing

                                                                            Southern Pacific Passenger Cars, Vol 4: Dining Service Cars, pg. 357

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72-C-3 

1. H&TC #862-864 
   

Reference

                                                                            Southern Pacific Passenger Cars, Vol 5: Lounge, Dome & Parlor, pg. 309-310

Drawing

                                                                            Southern Pacific Passenger Cars, Vol 5: Lounge, Dome & Parlor, pg. 308

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73-C Parlor Cars

73-C-1

1. #2804-2805
   

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Parlor - Coach Cars

Parlor - Coach

60-CP-15-1

Modeling 60-CP-15-1

PSC

1. They made a 60 foot Harriman coach/RPO which it called a 60-CP-15-1. There isn’t any reference to such a car in either the Pass. Car Vol. I or the SPH&TS Common Standard diagrams of 3/1/33. Looking at the PSC car, it appears to be a 60-C-5 through 60-C-10 that has had it upper windows blanked at the same time one end was converted to an RPO.