Models of lightweight, corrugated passenger cars – manufactured in Germany in the late 1960s by Rowa and marketed by Con Cor. The story is that this factory later burned and the tooling was lost, so what was produced by 1975 or so is all that will be made. The 85 ft. cars are nicely rendered in plastic, with interiors, in 5 body styles, and were often marketed as snap-together kits. The cars offered here, in UP yellow, are: nos. 4301N (2) coaches, 4311N pullman, 4321N dome, and 4331N square-tailed observation. Two of the cars are assembled, 3 are in kit form (with simple instruction sheet). All cars have Rapido couplers and are unlighted. This item is 1:160 N scale.

Shipping weight for this item is 14 oz; domestic shipping will be $5.00. If you buy more than one item either: wait for my invoice with combined shipping, or, if you pay for shipping on each item, I will send a shipping refund when I have the items packed and weighed. I will always work for the lowest shipping cost to your destination.

Shipping to non-US buyers will be by weight and destination using Priority Mail International - keep in mind that this may cost 3 or 4 times the US domestic rate. If the packed item weighs less than 4 lbs., it can sometimes go 1st class International parcel (at a lower rate), but I can't guarantee this. Finally, I can bear no responsibility for import duties that might be levied on items I ship - I print labels directly from the Paypal site and the auction value of the item is automatically put into the customs form (and can't be altered).

Contact me well before the end of the auctions if you have questions on payments or shipping.

Transit and Receipt of Items

I am very knowledgeable about packing and shipping easily-damaged items. I use appropriate materials to immobilize and cushion items I ship. Contact me if you are unhappy about your purchases, or the condition in which they arrive - exchanges and return shipping are a pain for all involved; I would prefer to avoid that unless I have made some serious error in the description, or sent the wrong item. I will try to work out problems on a case by case basis.