Class 37 - Loram - 37418 - Exclusive37418 An Comunn Gaidhealach Loram Rail Stored by EWS at Motherwell in April 2005, No. 37418 was purchased by preservationist Steve Beniston from Toton at the end of 2007. The former No. 37271 (built as D6971) initially spent a year at Allelys yard at Studley, before moving somewhat appropriately the to the East Lancashire Railway, after which it was named in April 1994. Repainted into the same EWS livery, albeit with its Railfreight Petroleum era name

15 ton Diagram P6

BR Class 50 - BR Blue - 50006 'Neptune'

When that lease expired

Load control can now be adjusted with up to 10 separate CVs and thus will manage even the most difficult cases

it moved to Old Oak Common in May 1999 before finally being stored at the start of 2001

High intensity headlight: not fitted

Fabricated bogies

Usually nothing needs to be set

Welded roof with plated boiler exhaust and no cab roof vent

The third class 66 to land on British soil back in 1998

and the company was one of the few that fitted their ex-NER P1 Chaldrons with additional ‘greedy boards’

before being renumbered as 7027 under the LNER