Class 73 - GBRf (Early) - 73962 Dick Mabbutt73962 GBRf, Early This loco started life as E6032 and entered service in May 1966. TOPS renumbering saw it become 73125 and then finally 73204 when it became part of the Gatwick express fleet. 73962 was unveiled to the (almost) public at the Wabtec Brush open day in August 2014 carrying a one off all over GBRF blue livery. It was named Dick Mabbutt in a Ceremony in memory of respected Brush Engineer of 40 years Richard Mabbutt who passed away

While it wasn’t completely allergic to passenger work during this period

31001- Blue Tara Mines Livery

with Early Emblem

66793 comes under the broad umbrella of what is known to British railway enthusiasts as a “euro class 66”

yet mundane railway vehicles

Mark 2b Grill / Bar - 547

brake pipes

Exhauster Panel : No

While this only lasted that year

renumbered to 29004 and named “Dave Meehan”

Despite their recent heavy overhaul

ETS-fitted 37405 was the first member of the Class 37/4 fleet to be divested by the Kingmoor-based operator