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Mk 2 Pullmans

本贴由 markb8462011-01-23 发布. 版块名称: Heritage Rolling Stock

  1. markb846

    markb846 New Member

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    Does anybody know, if any of the original Mk 2 Pullman coaches. Built for the West Coast electric services to Manchester, and Liverpool still exist, and if so are they still used on the main line?
    I think that the Northern Belle people used them at one time
     
  2. oddsocks

    oddsocks Well-Known Member

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    Yes, ten of them in the Platform 5 "Combined", owned by West Coast I believe.
     
  3. markb846

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    Thanks does it show what type of brakes theyt have. When built they were vacuum braked. But I seem to think that at some time likely to be in the 'Inter-City' time. They were converted to air brakes. The reason I ask is they appear in this you tube film http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iolkD64NxeM There is plenty of heritage rolling stock in here. The Pullmans appear near the end. In as built white livery. A pleasant way to spend 12 mins
    Here is another film on youtube with some nice heritage rolling stock likely to be at Stonebridge Park http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5_ta1smvXI&feature=related
    Enjoy the films. But please remeber to take care when walking around rolling stock
     
  4. oddsocks

    oddsocks Well-Known Member

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    No, sorry, no brake details given in that book.:sad:
     
  5. laplace

    laplace New Member

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    therailwaycentre says they were converted to air braking. uksteam lists a set of them as currently owned by WCRC, but not on any tours in the last year (though this wouldn't show if they'd been used diesel hauled).
     
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    Air-braked only I believe. Definitely air-braked and I've never seen them with a vac-only loco.
     

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