NS Passenger Car 20 Ohio
is seen traversing the wye in Louisville, KY.
It was built by Pullman in 1920 as the 12-section, one-drawing room sleeper Ronneby for their fleet of cars. Rebuilt in 1943 as their 2632, a 13-section tourist sleeper, it was sold to the Southern Railway in 1947. Converted in 1948 to the first dinette-coach as SOU 3103, it remained in the passenger car fleet until 1963 when it was converted to an office car, first as SOU 20 then as SOU 7. Later, it was numbered NW 7 and finally NS 20.
NS Passenger Car 20 Ohio
is seen traversing the wye in Louisville, KY.
It was built by Pullman in 1920 as the 12-section, one-drawing room sleeper Ronneby for their fleet of cars. Rebuilt in 1943 as their 2632, a 13-section tourist sleeper, it was sold to the Southern Railway in 1947. Converted in 1948 to the first dinette-coach as SOU 3103, it remained in the passenger car fleet until 1963 when it was converted to an office car, first as SOU 20 then as SOU 7. Later, it was numbered NW 7 and finally NS 20.