Current number:
041966
Any other previous number(s):
ADB966601
Notes:
Scrapped - Stratford on site by HNRC 3/01

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  • 041966

    1 January 2008 - Andy Prime

    The number DB 966601 doesn't fit in to any well defined wagon number series that I can see, so what was going on here then ?

  • 041966

    7 January 2008 - RetroGoth

    Can anyone make out what else is printed on the tank body apart from the running number? This would make an easy subject to model with one of those weathered Hornby 'Thomas' range tankers.

  • 041966

    7 January 2008 - Ben Williams

    I've had a look at the original but its still very obscured - all I can make out is part of the word "Stratford" and "recovery" underneath - which isn't too helpful. Andy may have more.

  • 041966

    7 January 2008 - Andy Prime

    I'm glad you asked me that ! Thanks to Digital ICE and other such wonders the lettering reads

    "Stratford Motive Power Depot

    Recovered Oil Tank

    To Travel between Stratford

    L'Pool St, Parkestone and

    Temple Mills"

    Doesn't help with the numbering though which seems to fall in the old plant numbering ranges.

  • 041966

    7 January 2008 - Peter Cummings

    As it had sat bolted to that spot for as long as I can remember, you do wonder when it made its last run to Parkeston and back.

    peter.

  • 041966

    13 February 2009 - AP.

    It appears to be ex-Great Western, very similar to DW 439xx vehicles.

  • 041966

    2 September 2020 - Stewart Whincup

    I was a shunter in Stratford DRS & remember that wagon, it was green with moss & hadn't moved in donkeys years, the rails under it were black with deep rust.