Freight Car

	Spirit Tracks
	Cannon Engine Passenger Car

Freight Cars are items in Spirit Tracks.

Location and Uses

Freight Cars are used to transport goods on the Spirit Train. The first Freight Car that Link obtains in his adventure is the Trusty Freight Car, given to him by Kagoron in Goron Village, initially to transport Mega Ice back to the Village in order to put out the fires caused by an erupting volcano. Link is allowed to keep the Freight Car so that he can make deliveries throughout Hyrule, usually in exchange for Rupees or Force Gems.

After the first one is obtained, a variety of Freight Cars can be purchased at Linebeck Trading Company.

List of Freight Cars

Train	Spirit Train
Train Car	Trusty Freight Car
Cost	— (Lent to Link by Kagoron)
Description	There's no need to worry about damaged goods with this car.
Train	Wooden Train
Train Car	Wooden Freight Car
Cost	× 1Wood Heart× 2Demon Fossils× 1Pearl Necklace
Description	This wooden car catches your eye, but it's easy on the wallet.
Train	Steel Train
Train Car	Efficient Freight Car
Cost	× 2Pearl Necklaces× 2Dark Pearl Loops× 1Goron Amber
Description	The sleek, black luster is reminiscent of trains from the good old days.
Train	Skull Train
Train Car	Skull Freight Car
Cost	× 2Stalfos Skulls× 4Wood Hearts× 2Pirate Necklaces
Description	It's not clear how this car floats. Maybe there's a magic carpet inside?
Train	Stagecoach Train
Train Car	Garden Freight Car
Cost	× 1Ancient Gold Piece× 2Pearl Necklaces× 7Stalfos Skulls
Description	While very pretty, this mobile garden might not be the best for hauling.
Train	Dragonhead Train
Train Car	Dragon Freight Car
Cost	× 2Pirate Necklaces× 2Ruto Crowns× 6Bee Larvae
Description	Mythical beasts are great--especially when they haul your stuff.
Train	Sweet Train
Train Car	Pie Freight Car
Cost	× 1Palace Dish× 1Goron Amber× 3Dark Pearl Loops
Description	This car is designed to make train enthusiasts drool.
Train	Golden Train
Train Car	Golden Freight Car
Cost	× 1Regal Ring× 4Pearl Necklaces× 2Mystic Jades
Description	This freight car can double as an extravagant bathtub.

Nomenclature

Names in Other Regions
Language	Names
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Gallery

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  A Goron attaching the Trusty Freight Car to the Spirit Train

See Also

• Cannon
• Engine
• Passenger Car
• Train

References

Item Groups

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Anchor • Ancient Material • Bonus Rupee • Bread • Bridge • Cannon • Charm (The Minish Cap) • Chart • Chimney • Chuchu Jelly • Crystal • Decoration • Dungeon Key • Engine • Essence of Nature • Essence of Time • Four Elements • Freight Car • Fruit • Gauntlets • Gem • Goddess Pearl • Handrail • Hull • Insect • Instrument of the Sirens • Kinstone • Letter • Mask • Medal • Monster Horn • Monster Part • Painting • Passenger Car • Pendant of Virtue • Picolyte • Potion • Prow • Pure Metal • Rabbit • Ring Box • Royal Jewel • Sage Medallion • Spoil • Stamp (Item) • Sunken Treasure • Swordsman's Scroll • Title Deed • Treasure • Wheel

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Train Cars

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Cars

Train Car • Engine • Cannon • Passenger Car • Freight Car

Spirit Train

Spirit Engine • Practical Cannon • Solid Passenger Car • Trusty Freight Car

Wooden Train

Wooden Engine • Wooden Cannon • Wood Passenger Car • Wooden Freight Car

Steel Train

Steel Engine • Heavy Cannon • Sturdy Passenger Car • Efficient Freight Car

Skull Train

Skull Engine • Skull Cannon • Skull Passenger Car • Skull Freight Car

Stagecoach Train

Stagecoach Engine • Tower Cannon • Quaint Passenger Car • Garden Freight Car

Dragonhead Train

Dragonhead Engine • Dragon Cannon • Dragon Passenger Car • Dragon Freight Car

Sweet Train

Sweet Engine • Honey Cannon • Cake Passenger Car • Pie Freight Car

Golden Train

Golden Engine • Brawny Cannon • Royal Passenger Car • Golden Freight Car