| 6805 Atomic Energy Disposal Car 1958 - 1959 | ![]() |
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History
The 6805 Atomic Energy Disposal Car is an unusual-looking freight car and
is based solely upon the imagination of Lionel designers -- it does not have a
real-life equivalent. This car is sometimes referred to as the Radioactive
Waste Car.
The 6805 is part of Lionel's "Space & Military" series. It is essentially a flatcar with two metal rails mounted to the top and a load consisting of two waste containers carrying simulated radioactive waste! Each container has a blinking light and when illuminated, the cutouts on each side of the container show the symbol for radioactivity.
As with many items from the Space & Military series, there are delicate parts that are prone to damage due to improper handling. For example, the top container handles are fragile and frequently cracked or completely missing.
Features
The 6805 Atomic Energy Disposal Car has the following standard features: unpainted red
flatcar with white lettering, bar-end trucks with operating couplers, two 027
rails mounted to the top of the flatcar, two plastic containers plus a brakewheel
stand and brakewheel.
The plastic holding containers have four small fragile handles on top and have red and black printing on two sides. Each container has a red insert by the side openings and is illuminated by a blinking light. The containers can be painted either gray or tan -- with the gray ones much harder to find.
Additional Detail, Photos & Box Information
Tan Containers -
Shown in the photo above - The more common color version
of the containers.
Gray Containers -
A more difficult color variation to locate.
| 6805 Atomic Energy Disposal Car
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| Variation | Years | . | Box Type | Years |
| Tan Containers | 1958 & 1959 | : | ~ ~ ~ ~ | ~ |
| Gray Containers | 1958 & 1959 | : | Bold Classic | 1958 |
Inventory For Sale
The following inventory is available for sale from our website sponsors.
| 6805 Atomic Energy Disposal Car Click on the sponsors name for contact information. Available inventory as of Sat May 25 09:22:20 2013 . | |||
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| Sponsor | Condition | Price | Comments |
| All Aboard Train Shoppe | 8+/OB | $400.00 | Now available for sale is a gorgeous USMC flatcar with an original postwar truck and tank! Also included is the original 6418-9 elastic band. The loads show no evidence of use and are all original with original parts, properly marked, unbroken and free of repairs. |
Historical Sales
The following is a list of actual completed sales for this item.
| Sales History Click on the sponsors name for contact information. Sponsor | Condition | Price | Date | Comments | All Aboard Train Shoppe | 10/OB | $575.00 | Wed Oct 31 09:53:39 2012
| Up for sale is a truly rare item, a Mint, unrun, never used Atomic Energy Disposal Car from the late 1950's. There's not a nick, mark nor blemish on the exterior and the wheels show no signs of ever having been on the track.
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