Rolling Boxcar

05/18/2022

The Rolling Boxcar is coming to an event near you! Go to our website and look at the wonderful progress we have made in it's fabrication for roadworthiness! (www.rollingboxcar.com)

Rolling history to the Vets that helped make it

05/08/2022

Rolling Boxcar has made remarkable strides forward in the creation/fabrication of our mobile museum. Check out "log-videos" on our website which drops down from the "more" header on the top right side of our landing page. www.rollingboxcar.com

04/03/2022

A brief update: fabrication continues on RBC, and roadworthy control design and implementation has been established. (Steering, acceleration, braking)There's a lot of finish work that needs to be done, but we continue to inch forward toward reaching completion. The Rollingboxcar coming down the road to an event near you!

12/07/2021

www.Rollingboxcar.com is not just a mobile military museum, we honor the memories of our fallen troops. Check out the video-logs on our website.

Rolling history to the Vets that helped make it

11/27/2021

Before the snow started to fall, Rolling Boxcar President John Will, and his trusty side-kick V.P. Paul Mills drove 150 miles north of Anchorage, AK to the George Parks Highway Veteran's Memorial which commemorates all branches of military service. If you get the chance, visit this beautiful location in memory of our brave and honored military soldiers. As you enter the park take a look at the new memorial sign installed by John and Paul remembering those fallen troops from November, 1952, in the fatal C-119 accident of "Gamble Chalk 1" carrying 19 lost souls that are still buried on Mount Silverthrone in the Alaskan Mountain Range.(the same tall peaks that are home to Mount McKinley). Rolling Boxcar designed and created this memory to honor those dead.

10/29/2021

With inflation impacting the nation and our economy, check out the "HOT" Special price on Rolling Boxcar blend whole bean gourmet coffee