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Conrail Cyclopedia Intermodal Conrail Mercury Service   In 1989, Conrail began their Mercury intermodal service specializing in door-to-door and customized service for the United States Postal Service using dedicated trailers and containers. (New Photos: Jan 31, 2002) Photos | Prototype | Rosters | O Modeling | HO Modeling | N Modeling | Refs Trailvan Service   Conrail's Trailvan service was their original intermodal service for North America. Until the early 1990's, Trailvan trailers could be found on nearly every intermodal train in the nation. (New Photos: Jan 31, 2002) Photos | Prototype | Rosters | O Modeling | HO Modeling | N Modeling | Refs Well Cars & Spine Cars   Though Conrail never owned a large fleet of intermodal cars, they did have an interesting collection. Some of the equipment was original, while other equipment was second hand. (New Photos: Jan 31, 2002) Photos | Prototype | Rosters | O Modeling | HO Modeling | N Modeling | Refs Other Predecessor Classes   Some of Conrail's intermodal fleet came from the railroad's predecessors, such as Erie Lackawanna and Penn Central. (New Photos: Jan 31, 2002) Photos | Prototype | Rosters | O Modeling | HO Modeling | N Modeling | Refs Intermodal Operations   A brief overview of the Intermodal Service Group, intermodal train symbols, and more about Conrail's intermodal service. (New Article: Jan 31, 2002) Service Groups | Refs Copyright (c) 1998-2008 Robert S. Waller. All rights reserved. Photos for personal use only. All rights reserved by original owner of image. Reproduction or redistribution in any form without express written permission is prohibited.