ATT Tri-ang Freight Cars
Pulpwood Cars |
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ATT ceased trading in 1970. The remaining stock was sold off and repackaged, after the Summer of 1971, in blue boxes under the MODEL POWER trademark.
ATT 471 Northern Pacific 
ATT 472 Southern Pulpwood Car
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ATT 472 Southern 
ATT Southern Pulpwood Car in the later Model Power box (photo: Terry Walker)
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ATT 473 L & N (Louisville & Nashville)
ATT 340 3-Pack Pulpwood Car Assortment
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The three boxed Pulpwood Cars were shrink wrapped onto the tray to secure them
 ATT 340 - the base tray for the 3-Pack (photo: Norman Howard) |
 ATT 340 - the reverse of the base tray for the 3-Pack (photo: Norman Howard) |
Southern Pulpwood Car No. 142371 in bauxite livery
Santa Fe Skeletal Flat Car with Flexi-Van Containers. The cars could be loaded with two 40ft containers, four 20ft containers or one 40ft and two 20ft
80ft Container Cars
ATT 510 Santa Fe |
ATT 511 Flexi-Van - The Milwaukee Road |
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ATT Flexi-Van - The Milwaukee Road in a later Model Power box
ATT advertisement May 1969
Presentation Packs of Three 80ft Container Cars:
ATT 330 Santa Fe + ATT 331 Flexi-Van - The Milwaukee Road
3-Pack 80ft Container Cars as advertised in the ATT 1969 Sets Retail Order Form & Price List
Note that the ATT 331 3-Pack 80ft Container Cars is 'The Milwaukee Road' and not 'NYC' as incorrectly advertised in the ATT 1969 Sets Retail Order Form & Price List
