Con-Cor HO Scale P-54 Pennsylvania Railroad Coach – Futura Lettering Tuscan Red – Non-Powered – Road #444

Model the legendary Pennsylvania Railroad P-54 commuter fleet in HO scale with this non-powered coach from Con-Cor International. The P-54 was built starting in 1908 as a 54-seat steel coach for PRR's heavily used Philadelphia suburban network, originally hauled by steam power. As PRR electrified its suburban routes from 1915 onward, many P-54 cars were rebuilt into the self-propelled MP54 electric multiple units that became synonymous with commuter service across the PRR's eastern network — from Philadelphia's Broad Street Station to Paoli, Trenton, and beyond. Affectionately called the "red rattlers," these cars remained in service through the early 1980s under SEPTA.

This model represents one of the non-powered trailer coaches that ran in MP54 consists, expanding capacity on busy PRR commuter runs. Finished in authentic Tuscan Red with black roof and Futura lettering, with the distinctive end porthole windows that define the P-54 family. Factory-installed interior lighting operates automatically in both DC and DCC. This is a NON-POWERED car designed to run with Con-Cor P-54 powered cars. Road Number 444.

• Scale: HO (1:87)
• Prototype: Pennsylvania Railroad P-54 Commuter Coach
• Road Name: Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR)
• Livery: Tuscan Red with Black Roof, Futura Lettering
• Road Number: 444
• Powered: No – Non-Powered trailer car
• Interior Lighting: Factory-installed, operates automatically in DC and DCC
• Minimum Radius: 18 inches
• Prototype Length: 65 ft (scaled to HO)
• Details: Separate wire handrails, full interior, 14-piece underbody, RP-25 metal wheels, working knuckle couplers
• Item Number: 0001-094089
• Manufacturer: Con-Cor International

Operates on 18-inch minimum radius curves. Compatible with standard HO scale DC and DCC layouts. Pairs with Con-Cor P-54 powered cars to build an authentic PRR commuter consist.