This aluminum Evans 3-Bay covered hopper has fixed, elongated hatches wears the black Pennsylvania ‘Keystone’ logo and
lettered in black. It runs on black Barber roller bearing trucks. These cars were similar to a series of class H47 hoppers built earlier,
with a capacity of 200,000 lbs and volume capacity of 4750cu. ft. This car wears the “Plain Keystone” paint scheme used from
late 1961 through 1968. The paint scheme is devoid of the large “Pennsylvania” lettering and used the keystone logo with large,
gothic reporting marks. An additional note on the side of the car warns not use the car to transport caustics, such as lime.