Class 66 - GBRF/LTM Black - 66718 Class 89 The archetypal BR 16 ton

The archetypal BR 16 ton all-steel non-hoppered mineral wagon proliferated across the United Kingdom’s railway network during the 1950s and 1960s and there was probably not a siding

silver buffers

suitable for a wide range of Eras

running in wine red and gold until most were withdrawn by 2010

This locomotive was built at Swindon in 1933 and allocated to Old Oak Common where it spent its entire working life

Class 66 - GBRF/LTM Black - 66718 Class 89 The archetypal BR 16 ton66718 arrived at Newport Docks aboard MV Jumbo Challenger on 9 April 2006. It was one of five locomotives (6671866722) delivered in First GBRf Metronet livery for use in connection with the upgrading of the London Transport sub surface lines. The locomotive was named Gwyneth Dunwoody at Euston on 26 January 2007. Dunwoody was the Labour MP for Crewe and served as Transport Minister. On 5 November 2013 the locomotive emerged from Arlington Fleet