HO KW Tractor Pacific Intermountain Express #3089 Plastic Model (ATH-2084)
This HO-scale Kenworth tractor model recreates a Pacific Intermountain Express truck for realistic scenes on a model railroad. It’s a detailed plastic replica designed to be ready to run, featuring a molded cab interior with a separately applied steering wheel, clear window glazing, rubber tires, and factory-assembled detailing that captures the look of a classic late-70s rig.
Based on the 1972 Kenworth design, the model shows the era’s characteristic features—larger windows, narrower vent windows, and lever-style door handles at the bottom of the doors. It evokes the owner-operator style of the period, often seen in distinctive paint schemes with minimal branding, making it a versatile addition to any HO layout or display scene.
This HO-scale Kenworth tractor model recreates a Pacific Intermountain Express truck for realistic scenes on a model railroad. It’s a detailed plastic replica designed to be ready to run, featuring a molded cab interior with a separately applied steering wheel, clear window glazing, rubber tires, and factory-assembled detailing that captures the look of a classic late-70s rig.
Based on the 1972 Kenworth design, the model shows the era’s characteristic features—larger windows, narrower vent windows, and lever-style door handles at the bottom of the doors. It evokes the owner-operator style of the period, often seen in distinctive paint schemes with minimal branding, making it a versatile addition to any HO layout or display scene.
Original: $29.99
-65%$29.99
$10.50Description
This HO-scale Kenworth tractor model recreates a Pacific Intermountain Express truck for realistic scenes on a model railroad. It’s a detailed plastic replica designed to be ready to run, featuring a molded cab interior with a separately applied steering wheel, clear window glazing, rubber tires, and factory-assembled detailing that captures the look of a classic late-70s rig.
Based on the 1972 Kenworth design, the model shows the era’s characteristic features—larger windows, narrower vent windows, and lever-style door handles at the bottom of the doors. It evokes the owner-operator style of the period, often seen in distinctive paint schemes with minimal branding, making it a versatile addition to any HO layout or display scene.
