Central of New Jersey Pullman-Standard cement covered hopper still toddling along in 1979. We think this was a former Lehigh and New England car.
Class: Unknown
Location: Akron, OH
Photo Date: 7-79
Photographer: Roger Durfee     Added: March 28, 2003

Amazing how late some cars ran on Conrail, such as this Greenville built Erie 2893 cuft covered hopper.
Class: Unknown
Location: Unknown
Photo Date: 11-6-83
Photographer: Tom Haag     Added: October 27, 2001

According to the Conrail Historical Society, "The CE16B class of covered hoppers was built by Pullman Standard during July 1970 as EL 20150-20279. Cars were assigned to CR 886181-886540 series. Series is not solid because the cars were renumbered around other cars joining the fleet. Some cars were also renumbered into the CR 886006-886178 series which were allocated for EL 20025-20074 class CE15B cars that were transfered to the D&H in April 1976. Cars are rated at 100 tons, 4740 cuft & are 56ft long."
Class: CE16B
Location: Unknown
Photo Date: Unknown
Photographer: Joe Testagrose     Added: August 12, 2020

Class: CE16B
Location: Unknown
Photo Date: Unknown
Photographer: Joe Testagrose     Added: August 12, 2020

Conrail's class CE12B covered hoppers were built for Erie Lackawanna by American Car Foundry (ACF) in June 1967 at their Huntington, WV plant. EL 21393 was part of a group of 50 cars.
Class: CE12B
Location: Unknown
Photo Date: Unknown
Photographer: Len Dunlap     Added: August 12, 2020

Class: Unknown
Location: Woodfuff's Gap, NJ
Photo Date: 10-23-78
Photographer: Bob Dobrowolski     Added: October 15, 1998

Class: Unknown
Location: Woodruffs Gap, NJ
Photo Date: 10-23-78
Photographer: Bob Dobrowolski     Added: October 15, 1998

Class: Unknown
Location: Buffalo, NY
Photo Date: ?-77
Photographer: Sean Lamb     Added: June 4, 1999

LV 51109 is a 4460 cuft covered hopper built by Bethlehem Steel. It's a near-clone of the Pullman Standard PS2-CD 4427.
Class: Unknown
Location: Bethlehem, PA
Photo Date: 6-6-82
Photographer: Jerome Rosenfeld     Added: May 7, 2005

PC 80019 is a former New York Central "Flexi-Flo" covered hopper custom-ordered by the NYC a few years before the Penn Central merger. The number series remained the same on NYC, PC, and CR.
Class: Unknown
Location: Buffalo, NY
Photo Date: ?-77
Photographer: Sean Lamb     Added: June 4, 1999

PC 877362 is a 2003 cuft former Pennsylvania Railroad covered hopper with the old Keystone herald showing. It was in series PC 877357-877755.
Class: H34C
Location: Newark, NJ (Oak Island Yard)
Photo Date: ?-92
Photographer: John McCluskey     Added: September 5, 1998

Class: Unknown
Location: Cleveland, OH
Photo Date: 4-12-79
Photographer: Arnie Morscher     Added: June 4, 1999

PC 892163 is a 5700 cubic feet capacity Centerflow covered hopper that both Penn Central and New York Central owned.
Class: 131H
Location: Wyomissing, PA
Photo Date: 1-95
Photographer: Robert Waller     Added: February 3, 2022

RDG 78671 was part a 100-car series (RDG 78650-78749) of 3500 cu. ft. 3-bay covered hoppers that the Reading Company built in 1970, basing them on the Pullman-Standard PS-2 model but slightly taller. Where noted, some cars were specially lined with plastic, allowing them to be used in sugar service. All 100 cars made it onto Conrail in 1976. All of the Reading Covered hoppers in this series that survived in their original paint and reporting marks kept their RDG numbers. Conrail officially changed their class to CR13A. Those that were repainted or stenciled went into series CR 884xxx, with no sequencing of numbers.
Class: LOs
Location: Enola, PA
Photo Date: ?-90's
Photographer: Bill Banaszak     Added: March 5, 2002

Class: LOs
Location: Blandon, PA
Photo Date: 2-97
Photographer: Robert Waller     Added: July 7, 1998

Class: LOs
Location: Wyomissing, PA
Photo Date: 12-29-95
Photographer: Robert Waller     Added: April 3, 2022

Class: LOs
Location: Reading, PA
Photo Date: ?-81
Photographer: Robert Waller     Added: September 4, 1998

Built in September to October 1953 by Bethlehem Steel, these 1850 cu ft covered hoppers were off roster by the end of the 1980's.
Class: LOf
Location: Woodruffs Gap, NJ
Photo Date: 10-23-78
Photographer: Bob Dobrowolski     Added: September 19, 1998