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? I'd like to know about different cars for the same product.
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What exactly do you mean? <br /> <br />There are all different styles of covered grain hoppers, but generally speaking, if they are sound and fit for transport then the railways will use them. <br /> <br />There are also many different styles of boxcars, but generally speaking as long as they are still possible to use, railways will still use them <br /> <br />There are different styles of intermodal cars, mostly because they have developed over time. <br /> <br />As soon as something new comes out on the railway, everything just doesn't switch over, it, generally, takes a long time before old cars are eventually scrapped. <br /> <br />Heck there are still lots of locomotives out there in revenue service that date back to the 1970s.
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