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- The CargoSprinter is a freight multiple unit designed to transport freight or equipment. The CargoSprinter was designed by Windhoff GmbH (Germany) in the...
- The company was founded in 1889. The company is well known for its CargoSprinter rail vehicle, and derivatives. The company started out as the Rheiner...
- built in Germany by Windhoff. The design is based on the Windhoff "CargoSprinter" units that are operated by Deutsche Bahn (Germany) and CRT Group (Australia)...
- car S****liner Sleeping car Slip coach Superliner (railcar) Boxmotor CargoSprinter Conflat Double-stack car Megafret Boxcar (US) Centerbeam cars Covered...
- common for p****enger trains, but rare for freight[citation needed] (see CargoSprinter). Following is a mix of individual locomotives and of locomotive classes...
- white scheme with CRT Group logos. CRT Group also introduced the first CargoSprinter to Australia in February 2002. Built by Windhoff in Germany this Diesel...
- common for p****enger trains, but rare for freight[citation needed] (see CargoSprinter). Following is a locomotive classes or models, organized by company...
- vehicle was built by Windhoff in Germany, and is based on the Windhoff CargoSprinter unit, similar to the vehicles used by Network Rail on the British network...
- building materials. Conflat (UK): specialized flat for containers. CargoSprinter: self-propelled container flat. Container flatcar Depressed-center flatcar...
- Diesel multiple units AEC (UTA) AEC (GNR) BUT MED MPD 70 80 450 3000 4000 MPV Families CargoSprinter CxK Mark 2-derived Mark 3-derived...