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Shiny boxcars

Not exactly a caboose, but it does ride on the tail end, has "normal" doors and looks great! If you'll look closely you'll see that these two are connected on the side by a drawbar type device.

#201 & 203, almost consequitve numbering.
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What exactly do these cars do? It surely doesn't take two full-size cars to replace one relatively small eot device.

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I think they keep up the break pressure in winter. This is what CP did, however they were placed mid-train and have since been replaced by AC4400CW's for DPU service. I haven't seen them since winter, thus they appear to be seasonal.
 

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