Delivered in 1949 to the Red Arrow Lines for their services out of 69th St. Terminal, these St. Louis Car Co-built vehicles were actually not PCCs, though they did make use of some PCC patents. They can be called quasi-PCCs, though 'interurban' is a more correct term to describe them. They were used on all the interurban trolley routes out of Upper Darby PA, including the West Chester line and the Ardmore line. They were retired in 1982 when new LRVs arrived.

This model is available again as a resin/3D-printed hybrid kit. 3D printed parts for the kit version are available separately from our Shapeways shop.

FEATURES:
Body Kit
*One-piece resin body shell with all details cast in place
*Detailed 3D-printed plastic MCB truck sideframes (fit Bowser trucks) ORDER HERE.
*Detailed 3D-printed plastic MU-style dummy couplers ORDER HERE.
*3D-printed plastic Frame accepts Bowser #125100 mechanism and dummy couplers ORDER HERE.

For those that have purchased this shell in the past, you can get the frame and other parts for it from our Shapeways page. Shells produced after 2011 are designed to use the frame and parts.

Bowser drives and poles are available HERE for those building the kits themselves.
Custom Traxx has Red Arrow decals for these cars.

Shells/kits are available on ebay from Brian Weisman/Jason's Brass Poles (brianweismanjbw).