Was it true that the class 88 was going to be an AL7 or electric class 58?
9 Oct 2020 #1 GEC465 Member Joined 10 Mar 2016 Messages 415 Was it true that the class 88 was going to be an AL7 or electric class 58?
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9 Oct 2020 #2 Peter C Established Member Joined 13 Oct 2018 Messages 4,739 Location GWR land Milo T.K said: Was it true that the class 88 was going to be an AL7 or electric class 58? Click to expand... Electric Class 58 essentially. I actually did some reading into this the other week, but how much I can remember is up for debate See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_British_Rail_unbuilt_locomotive_classes, particularly "Electric engines", as a starting point. Hope this helps! -Peter
Milo T.K said: Was it true that the class 88 was going to be an AL7 or electric class 58? Click to expand... Electric Class 58 essentially. I actually did some reading into this the other week, but how much I can remember is up for debate See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_British_Rail_unbuilt_locomotive_classes, particularly "Electric engines", as a starting point. Hope this helps! -Peter
10 Oct 2020 #3 D365 Veteran Member Joined 29 Jun 2012 Messages 13,207 Milo T.K said: Was it true that the class 88 was going to be an AL7 or electric class 58? Click to expand... Would be worth renaming your thread as “Historic Class 88” to avoid confusion
Milo T.K said: Was it true that the class 88 was going to be an AL7 or electric class 58? Click to expand... Would be worth renaming your thread as “Historic Class 88” to avoid confusion
11 Oct 2020 #4 D6975 Established Member Joined 26 Nov 2009 Messages 3,053 Location Bristol Milo T.K said: Was it true that the class 88 was going to be an AL7 or electric class 58? Click to expand... It wouldn't have been AL7. Class 87s were already built and would have been AL7 if that description type was still being used.
Milo T.K said: Was it true that the class 88 was going to be an AL7 or electric class 58? Click to expand... It wouldn't have been AL7. Class 87s were already built and would have been AL7 if that description type was still being used.