When GM Shipped Their Cars upright

Off The Rails: A Series Diving Into The History Of Lost & Forgotten Parts Of British Rail (Except This Time, We Are In America).
Whilst Most Manufacturers Decided That Shipping Their Cars On Their Wheels Was The Best, General Motors Decided to Take Their Shipping Methods In A Whole New Direction.
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[@modelrailpreservation]

There is something charming about a British fellow calling a large 89' freight car a 'wagon'. I know that is the term on that side of the pond, but still, it just makes me smile for some reason.

[@hotportugal2786]

Great video. Very interesting. Thanks for uploading.

[@stephenricketts7764]

I never knew exactly how these things worked until now. very interesting, thank you.

[@toweypat]

Interesting! At first it sounds like a stupid idea, but the specialized train cars made it surprisingly easy to do.

[@rocksreynolds3642]

I had heard about the "Vert-a-Pack" but not seen it in detail before, thanks for the film!

[@charlesmoss8119]

Blimey - that’s quite bonkers really but I do also wonder if the issues with the car may also have been caused by the stresses of being packed like that?

[@svenmartin840]

The Vega the world's worst car

[@yeoldeseawitch]

there have been plenty of worse ones