Atlas 10,000-Gallon Beer Can Tank Car (20007809) | Texaco (TCX) #7667| HO Scale

Atlas 10,000-Gallon Beer Can Tank Car (20007809) | Texaco (TCX) #7667| HO Scale

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M251S

$46.99

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Atlas 10,000-Gallon Beer Can Tank Car (20007809) | Texaco (TCX) #7667| HO ScaleFeatures: Angled or rounded ladders Standard gravity and steam jacketed outlets Barber S 2 A trucks Photoetched metal details Separately applied piping and grab rails Metal couplers Prototype Info The phrase form follows function is central in the design and manufacture of prototype freight cars. Tank cars, which came into being as early as 1865 to transport crude oil, now have numerous configurations and sizes based on the commodity they are intended

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These clips don't fit perfectly for my honda civic. They also aren't as strong or durable as the OEM clips. The plastic is harder so they crack and fall out instead of giving if you're driving on bumpy roads. However, having a bunch of these clips in the back so I don't have to look up part numbers and order a bunch of different things is great. It does the trick and is way better than having your trim fall off. It's a quick and dirty fix... but hey, if you do DIY repairs and aren't going to the shop for it, it's probably what you are looking for.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2026