Class 60?
158? then
Class 319?
That's certainly no Tyne and Wear Metrocar (The windscreens aren't that square, they're more inset from the front and the windscreen wiper is at the top). I've never heard of them having a TOPS classification, even though they run over NR metals between Pelaw and Sunderland.A Tyne & Wear Metro unit?
I have no idea about the classes of them.
Open floor if correct.
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That's certainly no Tyne and Wear Metrocar (The windscreens aren't that square, they're more inset from the front and the windscreen wiper is at the top). I've never heard of them having a TOPS classification, even though they run over NR metals between Pelaw and Sunderland.
I think they do have a TOPS classification; I think it is class 994 or something.That's certainly no Tyne and Wear Metrocar (The windscreens aren't that square, they're more inset from the front and the windscreen wiper is at the top). I've never heard of them having a TOPS classification, even though they run over NR metals between Pelaw and Sunderland.
Oui.Open Floor?
Hmm, not many others it could be.. Class 150?
