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MGR Wagons

Discussion in 'Heritage Rolling Stock' started by yec2521, Dec 11, 2010.

  1. yec2521

    yec2521 New Member

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    Any plans to save any of these. Not many left at all now.
     
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    was speaking to some of their lads at barrow hill today and from what i gather think it may have taken a back seat while the bone gets sorted. our groups steam loco would sit well with them as it worked with mgr's at clipstone colliery as did the 56's 20's 37's 47's which we have at barrow hill. perfect home for them really.
     
  4. Sam_82C

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    Isn't the prototype (or something similar) MGR wagon at the NRM Shildon? Not exactly a whole train but its a start! :p
     
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    Yes and the second one was offered for sale recently by DBS.
     
  6. P Scott

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    350001 ended up at Bo'ness.

    The final-built MGR 368459 was recently available from Railwaya auctions (closing date end of Novemeber). It sold for £4k, but I don't know whether this was for preservation or scrap.
     

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