Latest Cambrian Railways Trust news on Monday 22nd June 2009.
23rd June 2009
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With the plan to expand the Cambrian Railways Trust in the near future, more carriages will be needed by the railway for the increased length of line and passenger loadings. Here we take a look at the restoration work done to Mk 1 Coach E4965 built in Wolverton in 1961 and arrived at the Cambrian Railways Trust site at Llynclys in 2005. This work is being led by Tony Warren (Head of Carriage & Wagon) and a band of helpers. To date a lot of repainting has been done and the metal work on the end of coach replaced on both sides. If anyone fancies helping out Tony Warren with restoring the Carriages or the Wagons then please contact him via Brian Rowe on 01691 670916. He's very friendly and welcoming.
A view of Mk 1 Coach E4965 at Llynclys.
A view of Mk 1 Coach E4965 at Llynclys.
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New windows have been added to the toilet end of the coach.
New windows have been added to the toilet end of the coach.
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New windows have been added to the toilet end of the coach. Here we see a view of Tony Warren painting above the window. He's doing a superb job. Well done Tony.
New windows have been added to the toilet end of the coach. Here we see a view of Tony Warren painting above the window. He's doing a superb job. Well done Tony.
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A view on the station side of the coach.
A view on the station side of the coach.
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A view of the interior of the Coach. Most of the interior work has been done. This was largely done during the Winter.
A view of the interior of the Coach. Most of the interior work has been done. This was largely done during the Winter.
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A view from the A483 road side of the coach. Here Tony Warren can be seen peeling of the masking tape which he applied earlier in the day so that he could paint below the windows without getting paint on the glass.
A view from the A483 road side of the coach. Here Tony Warren can be seen peeling of the masking tape which he applied earlier in the day so that he could paint below the windows without getting paint on the glass.
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