Item pw-2625mad
    2625 MADISON  MADISON STYLE  PASSENGER CAR  
      
    
    
      
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        | Built between 1946 and 1950. These cars were  Lionel's first deluxe heavyweight passenger cars.  Being high end cars, they were always headed in  sets by high-class engines like the 2332 GG-1,  671  Turbine, 726 Berkshire, and 773 scale  Hudson.  They were also available for separate sale in  each  of the years they were made. In 1946, the  only car available was the 2625 "Irvington".  Later,  "Madison" and "Manhattan" cars were added to the  fleet, but kept the same number - 2625. In 1947,  "Madison" was given the number 2627 and in 1948,  "Manhattan" was given the number 2628. This  continued until Lionel stopped making these cars  after 1950. The cars are made of heavy black  bakelite. The bakelite proved with age not to  hold the paint well. Flaking is common, and  finding a set of cars with perfectly unblemished  paint is extremely difficult; by the 21st  century, nearly impossible. These cars featured  two-bulb interior illumination, six wheel trucks,  diecast coil couplers on both ends, and window  silhouettes. From 1946 to 1949, they came with       | 
       
     
    |Serial_List|   18270GOB  2625 MADISON  MADISON STYLE  PASSENGER CAR    
  
      
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