1868 Pullman

Parlor Car

The Lone Ranger - coming soon

Hold onto your hats, folks! Are you ready for a piece of Hollywood history that's sure to get your heart racing? Feast your eyes on the Parlor car, known as "Liberty" - the last in a long line of train cars being pulled by the legendary Constitution in The Lone Ranger. But that's not all - this very train car was featured in the climactic fight scene, where Tonto (played by the one and only Johnny Depp) valiantly ran across the roof while dodging bullets from the nefarious Butch Caven (played by the talented William Fictner).

This train car is not just any old prop - it's an iconic piece of cinema that will make any movie buff's heart skip a beat. Even after being modified and used in other film projects, the unique visuals of "Liberty" still hold up, with bullet holes in the roof and other distinctive features that make it instantly recognizable.

And get this - "Liberty" was actually acquired from the legendary Fillmore Railway, which was one of Hollywood's main suppliers of trains and film locations. So, buckle up and prepare for a ride through Hollywood history with this remarkable train car.