6357 SP-TYPE CABOOSE, SP LOGO, 48-53 (A) TILE RED, TUSCAN, OR MAROON LIGHTED 18606 Variation A: GRAY body that

Variation A: GRAY body that has a YELLOW painted body with BLACK strip and GOLD lettering

There are three variations:Variation A: Shiny BLUE painted black plastic body and doors

it offers a rigid yet lightweight structure

675 was based on the Pennsylvania Railroad’s Class K-4 Pacific locomotive

The Prairie Type 2-6-2 Locomotive No

6357 SP-TYPE CABOOSE, SP LOGO, 48-53 (A) TILE RED, TUSCAN, OR MAROON LIGHTED 18606 Variation A: GRAY body thatThe Lionel SP Type Caboose No. 6357 was produced from 1948 until 1961. Early editions would have staple end trucks, but would not have a smoke stack. When Lionel stopped making the No. 6457 in 1952, this caboose became the premiere SP type that was issued. Those cabooses made after 1952 have the smoke stack and bar end trucks although they lacked the tool boxes and ladders that were on the No. 6457. Because this caboose was issued over many years