Lionel 6111 or 6121?

[trains2353]

Yellow metal car with brackets to hold pipes or logs(brackets off for repainting afte rust removal). AAR plastic couplers. Black lettering.

Is it 6111 or 6121? TIA;

Bob

http://pic80.picturetrail.com/VOL1001/4368153/24763454/413415125.jpg

 

[KRM]

Hard to say without knowing what the load was.

Check here.

6121

http://www.tandem-associates.com/lionel/lionel_trains_6121_flat_car.htm

6111

http://www.tandem-associates.com/lionel/lionel_trains_6111_flat_car.htm

 

[Curmudgeon]

According to those linques provided, if it was yellow, and has plastic AAR trucks, the (probably) best listing for yellow with plastic AAR trucks is 6111.

Variation B: Painted YELLOW car with three to five logs and AAR trucks with disc couplers. Produced 1957 in box No. 6111-110.

 

If you can identify "early" AAR trucks, then 6121:

Variation G: YELLOW chassis with BLACK serif lettering. Came with three plastic pipes and early AAR trucks. Sometimes found in boxes that are marked 6121-60.

 

[KRM]

Here is some more. Both seem to be the same information.

6111

http://postwarlionel.com/freight-cars/flatcars/logs-lumber-pipes/6111-flatcar-w-logs-or-pipes/

6121

http://postwarlionel.com/freight-cars/flatcars/logs-lumber-pipes/6121-flatcar-w-logs-or-pipes/

 

[trains2353]

Wow! Without knowing the load or having a box, really know sure what to tell. I'll go with 6111 as it appears to be the most common. I do have another yellow 6111 with bar end trucks and 3 (what look like) OE pipes. But only the box would tell for sure.

Thanks for all the replys!

[rtraincollector]

But you take the same yellow car and don't put the brackets back on and find a range patrol truck and now you have a 6151

[KRM]

As long as you are painting it you could do that. 

[trains2353]

Jeff Kane has repo's:

6151-RPT

range patrol truck reproduction

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