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In 1975, COX began importing a line of HO-scale electric trains manufactured
in Hong Kong. During this period of offerings, COX cataloged a Wide Vision Caboose model in its rolling stock line.
Matching up with the roadnames found on the COX locomotive offerings was a Wide Vision Caboose release.
The Canadian market saw a number of exclusive roadnames and they are detailed below.
Big Pine Lumber
(No.6170-9) -American stock number
(No.617090) -Canadian stock number
Burlington Northern (not pictured)
(No.6170-7) -American stock number
(No.617070) -Canadian stock number
Championship Train (not pictured)
(No.6171-3)
-American stock number
(No.617030) -Canadian stock number
Chessie System (not pictured)
(No.6171-7) -American stock number
(No.617170) -Canadian stock number
Rock Island
No. 6170-8 -American stock number
No. 617080 -Canadian stock number
Santa Fe (not pictured)
(No.6170-6)
-American stock number
U.S. Army (not pictured)
(No.6171-8) -American stock number
(No.617180) -Canadian stock number
Lesisure Dynamics of Canada LTD. distributed the COX line in Canada.
The same practice of offering a matching roadname caboose model for each locomotive roadname offering was also done for the
Canadian market. Additionally, the Canadian market was home to the Robin Hood promotional train set and a Bundt lettered
Wide Vision Caboose exists for that set.
Canadian National (not pictured)
(No.617029)
CP Rail
(No.617182)
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Ontario Northland (not pictured)
(No.617181)
Robin Hood - Bundt (not pictured)
(No.)
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