Rapido (135018) | Procor GP20 20,000-Gallon Tank Car | Sunoco NCTX #18005 | HO Scale

Rapido (135018) | Procor GP20 20,000-Gallon Tank Car | Sunoco NCTX #18005 | HO Scale

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Rapido (135018) | Procor GP20 20,000-Gallon Tank Car | Sunoco NCTX #18005 | HO ScalePlease welcome back the HO Scale Procor general purpose 20,000 gallon tank car, affectionately known as the Procor GP20 (no, not the locomotive). Founded in 1952, Products Tank Line (renamed Procor in 1962) constructed their manufacturing plant in the mid 1950s in Oakville, Ontario. Initially, engineering was supplied by the parent Union Tank Car Company. In the 1960s, Procor assembled their own engineering department and crafted a series of standard

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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025