HO 45' Fruehauf Z-Van Trailer Smooth Side Model (ATH-2608)
HO Scale 45-Foot Fruehauf Z-Van Smooth-Side Trailer from Athearn is a detailed HO-model recreating the 45-foot Z-Van trailer for HO-scale road and rail layouts. The Z-Van lineage began at 40 feet and later extended to 45 feet, with many 40-foot trailers lengthened to 45 feet, and the smooth-side variant represents the era’s most modern construction method.
Historically, refrigeration equipment was offered, along with different landing gear and door rod configurations, and the model is produced in three distinct body styles to reflect those options. This combination gives modelers the flexibility to depict authentic looks from the 1970s through the 2000s on road and rail scenes, with the modern smooth-side appearance.
HO Scale 45-Foot Fruehauf Z-Van Smooth-Side Trailer from Athearn is a detailed HO-model recreating the 45-foot Z-Van trailer for HO-scale road and rail layouts. The Z-Van lineage began at 40 feet and later extended to 45 feet, with many 40-foot trailers lengthened to 45 feet, and the smooth-side variant represents the era’s most modern construction method.
Historically, refrigeration equipment was offered, along with different landing gear and door rod configurations, and the model is produced in three distinct body styles to reflect those options. This combination gives modelers the flexibility to depict authentic looks from the 1970s through the 2000s on road and rail scenes, with the modern smooth-side appearance.
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HO Scale 45-Foot Fruehauf Z-Van Smooth-Side Trailer from Athearn is a detailed HO-model recreating the 45-foot Z-Van trailer for HO-scale road and rail layouts. The Z-Van lineage began at 40 feet and later extended to 45 feet, with many 40-foot trailers lengthened to 45 feet, and the smooth-side variant represents the era’s most modern construction method.
Historically, refrigeration equipment was offered, along with different landing gear and door rod configurations, and the model is produced in three distinct body styles to reflect those options. This combination gives modelers the flexibility to depict authentic looks from the 1970s through the 2000s on road and rail scenes, with the modern smooth-side appearance.
