Two more ex-Direct Rail Service Class 37/4s have been returned to full main line registration after repairs, and are now available for spot hire.
Pair of former DRS Class 37s return to main line duty
24/12/2024 in Fleet
24/12/2024 in Fleet
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Martin Vollins - 27/12/2024 16:16
Great to see the growlers back hope they bring more onto the main line