Class 69 Liveries

Class 69 Liveries

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The first in the fleet series (but not the first to be converted), 69001 “Mayflower” rests at Tonbridge West Yard.

July 2021 – The first two of sixteen class 69 locomotives have been seen out and about in the UK, predominantly across the Southern region but of course Longport too, where they have been converted from class 56 locomotives.

As with most GBRf locomotives, most of the GBRf class 69s will likely have names, some of which having interesting liveries too.

This post simply lists the class 69 locos, along with the class 56 they’re converted from, and of course their livery and name if they carry one. It’s not always easy to remember which is in which livery scheme and has which name so hopefully this post will be of help.

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[…] whilst the final drag took place on Tuesday 16th August 2022. The final two units were hauled by GBRf’s new class 69 locomotive, […]

Tim
Tim
1 year ago

Thought you might like a pic of 69006 fresh out the paint shop at Eastleigh Arlington 5/9/22

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Ian
Ian
1 month ago

There’s a correction required for the list, in that 69009 was 56060 and 69010 was 56065.