Micro-Trains 059 00 290 | American Refrigerator Transit Co. BUDX 91593 – 40’ Steel Ice Reefer | N Scale

Description

Bring vintage freight realism to your N Scale layout with the Micro-Trains American Refrigerator Transit Co. 40’ Steel Ice Reefer, BUDX 91593. Built in 1958 by American Car & Foundry and later modified in 1965, this reefer carried beer for the St. Louis Refrigerator Car Company. With its bright orange paint and detailed lettering, this car represents one of 50 cars (series 91400–91699) converted for refrigerated service under the historic American Refrigerator Transit Co. banner.

  • Authentic American Refrigerator Transit Co. prototype, BUDX 91593
  • Built 1958 by American Car & Foundry, modified 1965
  • 40’ steel ice reefer with accurate orange paint and crisp graphics
  • Micro-Trains trucks and couplers for reliable operation
  • Perfect for postwar beer and perishable freight service
  • Released October 2025

More Information

Brand Micro-Trains Line
Type Rolling Stock – 40’ Steel Ice Reefer
Scale N Scale
Roadname American Refrigerator Transit Co.
Road Number BUDX 91593
Model 059 00 290
Release Date October 2025
MSRP $29.95
Condition New
HS Code 9503.00.00

Find more N Scale Rolling Stock and layout accessories at Squeaky’s Trains & Things.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What prototype does this car represent? – A 1958-built ACF reefer used for beer transport in the 1960s.
  • Does it include loads? – This model ships empty for flexible layout use.
  • Is this a limited release? – Yes, Micro-Trains releases these in limited quantities per run.
  • What era does it fit? – Ideal for 1950s–1970s era freight service.
  • Returns? – Eligible for 30-Day Free Returns if unopened and in new condition.
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    Description

    Bring vintage freight realism to your N Scale layout with the Micro-Trains American Refrigerator Transit Co. 40’ Steel Ice Reefer, BUDX 91593. Built in 1958 by American Car & Foundry and later modified in 1965, this reefer carried beer for the St. Louis Refrigerator Car Company. With its bright orange paint and detailed lettering, this car represents one of 50 cars (series 91400–91699) converted for refrigerated service under the historic American Refrigerator Transit Co. banner.

    • Authentic American Refrigerator Transit Co. prototype, BUDX 91593
    • Built 1958 by American Car & Foundry, modified 1965
    • 40’ steel ice reefer with accurate orange paint and crisp graphics
    • Micro-Trains trucks and couplers for reliable operation
    • Perfect for postwar beer and perishable freight service
    • Released October 2025

    More Information

    Brand Micro-Trains Line
    Type Rolling Stock – 40’ Steel Ice Reefer
    Scale N Scale
    Roadname American Refrigerator Transit Co.
    Road Number BUDX 91593
    Model 059 00 290
    Release Date October 2025
    MSRP $29.95
    Condition New
    HS Code 9503.00.00

    Find more N Scale Rolling Stock and layout accessories at Squeaky’s Trains & Things.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    • What prototype does this car represent? – A 1958-built ACF reefer used for beer transport in the 1960s.
    • Does it include loads? – This model ships empty for flexible layout use.
    • Is this a limited release? – Yes, Micro-Trains releases these in limited quantities per run.
    • What era does it fit? – Ideal for 1950s–1970s era freight service.
    • Returns? – Eligible for 30-Day Free Returns if unopened and in new condition.

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