Preservation
19 examples of the BR Class 04 fleet were originally preserved, although one has since been scrapped:
| Number | Image | Built | Original Allocation | Current Owner | Current Location | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| D2203 | Embsay & Bolton Abbey Steam Railway | ||||||
| D2205 | 1953 | Thornaby | Heritage Shunters Trust | Rowsley South, Peak Rail | Non Operational | ||
| D2207 | North Yorkshire Moors Railway | ||||||
| D2229 | Heritage Shunters Trust | Rowsley South, Peak Rail | |||||
| D2245 | Battlefield Line | ||||||
| D2246 | Devon Diesel Society | South Devon Railway | |||||
| D2267 | North Norfolk Railway | ||||||
| D2271 | West Somerset Railway | West Somerset Railway | |||||
| D2272 | Heritage Shunters Trust | Peak Rail | |||||
| D2279 | East Anglian Railway Museum | East Anglian Railway Museum | |||||
| D2280 | M&GNJRS | North Norfolk Railway | |||||
| D2284 | Heritage Shunters Trust | Peak Rail | |||||
| D2298 | Buckinghamshire Railway Centre | ||||||
| D2302 | Moreton on Lugg | ||||||
| D2310 | Battlefield Line | ||||||
| D2324 | Barrow Hill Roundhouse | ||||||
| D2325 | Mangapps Railway Museum | ||||||
| D2334 | Churnet Valley Railway | ||||||
| D2337 | Heritage Shunters Trust | Peak Rail |
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