I don't think so - they were certainly repainted into Blue Grey somewhere, but where they’re stored since is a bit of a mystery.Did the coaches ever actually arrive in Pitlochry?
I don't think so - they were certainly repainted into Blue Grey somewhere, but where they’re stored since is a bit of a mystery.Did the coaches ever actually arrive in Pitlochry?
Hopefully should run 37800 to the rescue. However reason why it didn't run yesterday was because 37601 failed again in its home stomping ground off Worcester. Second time in the Last fortnight. Never allow 37601 loose again between Worcester and Norton Junction anyone. Soon as it got there it failed again. 37601 amongst enthusiasts is now named the Worcester Wonder. Cannot ever get past it on its own.VSTP 14/04 5Q76 1207 Worcester TC - Newport Docks
https://www.realtimetrains.co.uk/service/gb-nr:30641/2022-04-14/detailed
They were last reported as being at Reid’s in Stoke-on-Trent, presumably in readiness for moving by road.I don't think so - they were certainly repainted into Blue Grey somewhere, but where they’re stored since is a bit of a mystery.
Does anyone know what was on this please.VSTP 14/04 5Q76 1207 Worcester TC - Newport Docks
https://www.realtimetrains.co.uk/service/gb-nr:30641/2022-04-14/detailed
Yesterdays 5Q77 which terminated Worcester with the addition of 37800Does anyone know what was on this please.
Thank youYesterdays 5Q77 which terminated Worcester with the addition of 37800
Apologies, I've lost track! Where had this come from?44089 was moved by road to EMR at Kingsbury for disposal yesterday.
York Holgate sidings - hidden down the back of the yard. Bought by GC, then raided for spares and seemingly left abandoned down there until it's purchase by Eastern Rail Services (Yarmouth) who have sold it on for scrap.Apologies, I've lost track! Where had this come from?
Thanks!York Holgate sidings - hidden down the back of the yard. Bought by GC, then raided for spares and seemingly left abandoned down there until it's purchase by Eastern Rail Services (Yarmouth) who have sold it on for scrap.
This is the LNER Farewell set."Blue set HST"? Is this the LNER Farewell Tour set? Or is this some leftover EMR stock?
Yes. But which numbers does anyone know.This is the LNER Farewell set.
Richard Clinnick has tweeted on his Twitter website earlier on today that x4 coaches 2x Standard Class and 1st Class and one buffet car from the blue set HST has gone by road from Ely at long last but two a Glamping site.
Does anyone know which site it is please. Also vehicles numbers please which went as well. However to get it to the ely loading port. Rail operations group provided 37608 and 37601 and the Rog Van's just to move them around the yard. After all they have been there 2 and a half years.
Allelys and to Thorney, Cambridgeshire.Any news on where they went or which haulier took them out?
ThanksAllelys and to Thorney, Cambridgeshire.
Thank you , Anyone know yet the vehicle numbers concerned? Many thanksAllelys and to Thorney, Cambridgeshire.
Yes. But which numbers does anyone know.
Thanks for the further information.I have seen 41118 quoted as the TF, but can't confirm that (the other TF is of more interest - ex-prototype 41170).
Don't think it's been mentioned here but apparently (according to the 125 group magazine) Northumbria Rail have acquired 42355 and 42357. These are ex-prototype coaches which were owned by Angel Trains and last saw use with LNER.
Anyone know the current status of the the remaining ex-prototype coach - 42353? It was at Doncaster as a parts donor, and a while ago Northumbria Rail noted on their facebook page that they were in discussions to acquire it, but not seen anything mentioned anywhere since. Thanks.
41118, 41170, 40720, 42363.I have seen 41118 quoted as the TF, but can't confirm that (the other TF is of more interest - ex-prototype 41170).
Don't think it's been mentioned here but apparently (according to the 125 group magazine) Northumbria Rail have acquired 42355 and 42357. These are ex-prototype coaches which were owned by Angel Trains and last saw use with LNER.
Anyone know the current status of the the remaining ex-prototype coach - 42353? It was at Doncaster as a parts donor, and a while ago Northumbria Rail noted on their facebook page that they were in discussions to acquire it, but not seen anything mentioned anywhere since. Thanks.
42353 - First Rail Holdings.
Nope, no idea I'm afraid. If they are, i'mm sure they'll put out some announcement in due course.Any idea whether Northumbria Rail are still looking to acquire it? If not then scrap seems very likely! Thanks.
Nope, no idea I'm afraid. If they are, i'mm sure they'll put out some announcement in due course.
42353 is actually a GWR franchise asset, not FRH. It's moved about a bit with various ownership swaps!Remaining prototype vehicles are:
42353 - FRH at Wabtec Doncaster
It is/was also as rotten as a pear around the window pans, I'm amazed it hasn't dissolved!42353 is actually a GWR franchise asset, not FRH. It's moved about a bit with various ownership swaps!
It is/was also as rotten as a pear around the window pans, I'm amazed it hasn't dissolved!
Of course, being a former FGW 'Coach C' means it has an accessible loo, which might be helping it survive!
It has indeed - used as a source of spares for the GW and ScotRail sets and unfortunately as a result, has a nice and big hole cut into the side.Seem to recall it being mentioned somewhere that the bog had been removed.