- cast
underframes from
General Steel Castings of
Granite City, Illinois,
denoted by 'C'
after the
power identifier, and fabricated,
welded underframes built...
-
transverse structural member located at the
extreme end of a rail vehicle's
underframe. The
headstock supports the
coupling at that end of the vehicle, and may...
-
Wolverton and York works.
These were
constructed in two lengths. Most had
underframes 63 ft 5 in (19.33 m) long, with
bogies at 46 ft 6 in (14.17 m) centres;...
- 1930s from old
London and
South Western Railway carriage bodies on new
underframes. None of
these units survived long
enough in
British Rail
ownership to...
- norm, wood had its uses and advantages. Still,
steel underframes had come to
replace wood
underframes, but as
metallurgy improved,
there were new designs...
- diesel-electric
multiple units (DEMUs) were
built in 1957–1958 at
Eastleigh and
underframes were
built at Ashford. The
Southern Region class 201-207
DEMUs are nicknamed...
-
practice and
built on short,
rigid six-wheel (or
sometimes four-wheel)
underframes,
although the 7 ft (2,134 mm)
broad gauge allowed wider bodies with more...
- 3103 vans have been preserved.
Complete vans
Grounded bodies Reused underframes "10 Ton P****enger
Luggage Van No. 2186".
Bluebell Railway. Retrieved...
- and
renamed the
factory Leyland-DAB, DAB also
built buses on
Leyland underframes, some for
import into the UK, such as the Leyland-DAB Lion and Guy Arab...
-
reconstructed PKP
class EN57 EMU, of early-1960s vintage,
reusing only
their underframes. The
trainset consists of
driver car (type 410B),
motor car (type 309B)...
