please help identify this boxcar as to who the maker is and approx year

[Curmudgeon]

Those look like Thomas fixed 3-rail couplers. Before plastics, bodies were metal like that. Too much missing to make it worth anything. End, doors, roofwalks.

I've had some like the one shown in the past. Didn't suit my needs so they went down the road.

[rtraincollector]

Even thou I don't know much about kit cars I do rememebr a lot of them would use trucks from where ever they could get them the cheapest back then so these could very well be early atlas trucks on a kit type car.

Now the big question any body want it for shipping only as I have no use for it and willing to pass it on if someone could use it somehow.

[phillyreading]

It don't look like it has 2 rail couplers as 2 rail, 2 rail is very much scale style O, has couplers seperately mounted to the frame of the freight car and not onto the truck assembly. Maybe an early Atlas O gauge that was modified? I am only taking a guess, as the couplers might be early Atlas O.

[cwburfle]

I do not think that is an AMT/KMT/Kusan car. As far as I know, their freight cars were molded plastic. Other than the doors  on boxcars, their bodies were molded in one piece. Reefers had the doors molded as part of the body.

The car looks like a kit built piece to me.

[rtraincollector]

cool not sure what to do with it thou lol

[anjdevil2]

RT - it looks like it's AMT/Kusan... best guess

[rtraincollector]

I got this boxcar in a auction and theres no makings as to maker but its all metal and to me the couplers look 2 rail O. Maybe early A.F. O gauge not sure. Missing one door the wheels
&Axles and one end