51567 Class 108 Driving Motor Composite Lavatory
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Location History |
Peak Rail Jul 97-Aug 08 |
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Current Location |
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Midland Railway Butterley Aug 08-Jul 16 |
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Current Status |
Stored |
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Ecclesbourne Valley Railway Jul 16-Present |
Current Livery |
BR Blue & Grey |
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Partner Vehicle(s) |
None |
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Owner |
Derby Lightweight Preservation Group & M Evans |
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Website |
None |
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Record Last Updated |
1 August 2024 |
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Preservation Modifications |
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Preservation Information 51567 remained in store whilst atPeak Rail, awaiting its turn in a restoration queue. In 2008 disbanding and disposal of the entire Peak Rail Class 108 fleet was undertaken. 51567 was split from its partner (50627), sold into private ownership and moved to the Midland Railway Butterley as a spares vehicle. 51567 led an uneventful existence at the Midland Railway Butterley,where it was stripped of some of its components to aid the restorations of the unique Derby Lightweight 2-car set and other vehicles on the nearby Ecclesbourne Valley Railway. The vehicle was made watertight to ensure it remained useful as a stores vehicle. After the Derby Lightweight 2-car set was moved to the Ecclesbourne Valley Railway for work to continue, 51567 was required there to continue to assist with the former's restoration. 51567 was duly moved in July 2016. 51567 is now in storage at the EVR where it acts as a parts donor and support vehicle for the Derby Lightweight restoration project. |
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