SELLER WILL DONATE THIS CAR TO A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION BUT CAR NEEDS TO BE MOVED SOON

 Built in 1883 by the Pullman Company for the Illinois Central Railroad as wooden business car #2. Rebuilt in 1929 and modernized with steel under frame, steel sheets and air conditioning. Downgraded as a pool business car in the 1950's and interior updated. Sold into private ownership in the 1970's. Interior floor plan consists of large observation lounge, secretaries room, state room, connecting toilet/shower, master bedroom, dining room, crew room and kitchen. The interior is paneled in rare African Mahogany and includes original furniture and Pullman style carpeting. The wood throughout the car is in very good condition with no to little water damage. Kitchen end of car does have some water damage from roof but is contained to the kitchen area. The car is currently stored on cribbing but both trucks are available and next to car. Please note that this car is a composite car originally built of wood construction and is not able to be shipped on it's own wheels by rail, it will need to be trucked from it's current location. Some of the mechanical details include: Original platform railings, steel under frame, original interior, welded roof, air conditioning, hot water heat, original D/C electrical system, rear vestibule porters shower, oil fired boiler, electro mechanical refers, steel side sheets over wood construction, Sharon couplers, Waukesha air conditioning & generator, body mounted cylinders, UC valves. NOTE: The trucks and wheels for this car are no longer available and some of the light fixtures and furniture have been removed from the car.