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Mookie, If you want to understand the North American Intermodal fleet, you might want to look at a couple of web sites that include pictures, mechanical specifications, deminsions, etc. The first place place to look at would be TTX's site, since they are the primary provider of intermodal railcars to the rail industry: http://www.ttx.com/ttxdb/searchcar.asp . Next, I would look at Greenbrier's site. Greenbrier pioneered the development of double-stack techonlogy with SP back in the late 1970's/early 1980's and curently builds more new double-stack cars than anyone else: http://www.gbrx.com/products/products_frame.html. Also, Trinity Rail is the largest railcar builder in North America and has a full line of intermodal cars: http://www.trinityrail.com/products/index.html. Other builders of intermodal cars are Johnstown America, http://www.johnstownamerica.com, and National Steel Car, http://www.steelcar.com. Lastly, if you haven't already, check out the Class I web sites. but they generally don't include too many pictures of their cars. ***
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