Kris Miller High Life Rolling Stock

The Miller Brewing Company, founded in 1855, is based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. All cars have a red and white Miller High Life logo. Variations noted are from the Kris Model Trains chapter of Greenberg's Guide to Kusan Trains.

Kris Miller High Life boxcar with plug doors and blue lettering

Miller High Life 80342 boxcar; white; black ends; blue lettering; sliding white plug doors; half ladders. Boxcar variation (A) in Greenberg's. Photo courtesy of the M. Smith collection.

Kris Miller High Life boxcar with plug doors and black lettering with six lines of car data

Miller High Life 80342 boxcar; white; black ends; black lettering; six lines of technical car data on the right; NEW 2-64; sliding white plug doors; half ladders. Black ends with black lettering boxcar variation not documented in Greenberg's. Photo courtesy of the T. Cosgrove collection.

Kris Miller High Life boxcar with plug doors and black lettering with eight lines of car data

Miller High Life 80342 boxcar; white; black ends; black lettering; eight lines of technical car data on the right; CLOSE AND LOCK DOOR BEFORE MOVING CAR; sliding white plug doors; half ladders. Black ends with black lettering boxcar variation not documented in Greenberg's. Photo courtesy of the M. Smith collection.

Kris Miller High Life boxcar with rib doors

Miller High Life 80342 boxcar; white; black ends; black lettering; sliding white rib doors; half ladders. Rib doors boxcar variation not documented in Greenberg's. Photo courtesy of the T. Cosgrove collection.

Kris Miller High Life white insulated boxcar with black ends

Miller High Life 80342 insulated boxcar; white; black ends; black lettering; stamped plug doors; full ladders. Refrigerator car variation (A) in Greenberg's. Photo courtesy of the M. Smith collection.

Kris Miller High Life white insulated boxcar with black roof and ends

Miller High Life 80342 insulated boxcar; white; black roof and ends; black lettering; stamped plug doors; full ladders. Black roof and ends insulated boxcar not documented in Greenberg's. Photo courtesy of the G. Clarke collection.