Class 58 - Trainload Coal - 58042 Subclass_377/5

Class 58 - Trainload Coal - 58042 Subclass_377/558042 was handed over to traffic during May 1986. Like other class members, it carried the Railfreight Red Stripe livery from new. A typical second batch Class 58, it ran with CP3A bogies and a wider silencer. It was named Ironbridge Power Station in September 1986 after the power station located in Shropshire, and it also carried cast Railfreight plaques on the cab fronts. Repainted into Triple Grey livery with Coal Sector branding in 1991, it

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plaques and arrows (if applicable)

* Weight 40g minimum

3 (10" x 5") covering 1912 to 1930

These were removed in March 1990 and transferred back to Railfreight Distribution where they were refitted to Tinsley’s 47330

By late 1969

toughened glass windscreens

coach ends (apart from brake ends

DCC decoder socket in tender

This was eventually realised in November 2018 when the Class 37/4 returned to the main line

but not limited to

The 'Final' Livery 37425 is depicted as now delivered into traffic