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East Coast mk4 sets

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ash39

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Can anyone provide a full list of East Coast's current mk4 sets?

I understand they are coded BNxx - and generally stay in their BN set unless there is a problem. I suspect the DVT or buffet coach would be most likely to be swapped as there is more that can go wrong?

As a result, what would be the best coach to use to identify which set it is? TSOE?

Thanks
 
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JonathanH

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Can anyone provide a full list of East Coast's current mk4 sets?

I understand they are coded BNxx - and generally stay in their BN set unless there is a problem. I suspect the DVT or buffet coach would be most likely to be swapped as there is more that can go wrong?

As a result, what would be the best coach to use to identify which set it is? TSOE?

Thanks

The two first class coaches nearest the DVT were renumbered to match the set number on their last refurbishment.

You can also find the set number of East Coast Mark 3 and 4 sets by searching for WiFi.
 

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Were there any repairable coaches from the Hatfield and Selby crashes, or were the entire rakes written off?
 

ash39

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Many thanks, will check out that link now. Alternatively standing next to DVT's and searching for wifi may work haha.

DVT 82200 and a few coaches survived hatfield. Think most of the heck ones were scrapped though.
 
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