Class 37 - Railfreight - 3790337903 Flying the flag for their as converted condition in Railfreight grey is 37903, the former 37249 D6949. Outshopped from BREL Crewe in February 1987, the former Eastern Regional machine quickly readjusted to its return to South Wales, having been delivered to Cardiff Canton in December 1964. Dedicated to Railfreight Metals duties, albeit with the odd coal turn, it was one of the first pair of Class 37 9s to gain the Roundel triple grey livery in

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SR D1479 Van - Modified SR Livery - Triple Pack 2

In the late 1970s some remaining Siphon Gs were transferred into Departmental traffic

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it was primarily used in the South West on china clay and Speedlink wagonload duties before the project was cancelled

First numbered as 50 under the GER

as well as occupying sidings at stations to supply CIE’s fleet of road vehicles in those localities

NEM narrow tension lock couplers provided

50007 was outshopped in Great Western Railway lined green with cast numbers and double arrow in February 1984 as part of the GW150 celebrations that were planned for the following year

and either BR High Speed Track Recorder coach DB999550 or the London Underground’s own track recorder vehicle TRC 666

2021 Hornby Magazine 'Best wagon of the Year' in OO

oval and squared oval