61653 HTAFC
Veteran Member
The 320s are an interesting one, as that class has actually gained numbers with the 321 conversions!Class 318? Class 320?
The 320s are an interesting one, as that class has actually gained numbers with the 321 conversions!Class 318? Class 320?
One could make a case for the two 150 prototypes...Does 950001 count even though its technically a 150/1.
It's not been scrapped, it's at Bristol Barton Hill depot https://www.flickr.com/photos/dshtrains/401165014904022 was scrapped last year after a shunting mishap
I had read it had in a number of places but ok.It's not been scrapped, it's at Bristol Barton Hill depot https://www.flickr.com/photos/dshtrains/40116501490
All 90 Metrocars still survive.
It's definitely out of action long term (has been for at least a year now), but has it been confirmed as permanently withdrawn yet? (I've not seen anything to suggest that it has)I had read it had in a number of places but ok.
Certainly withdrawn from service though
I would argue it is still in service as it is active, albeit not in passenger service313121 is no longer a passenger unit though, being an NR ETCS test unit so depends if counting passenger service or not.
318254 appears to have a death wish though. First it drove down Largs High Street, then it overturned leaving Exhibition Centre siding.Class 318? Class 320?