Named Units
| Unit | Name |
|---|---|
| 375 304 | Medway Valley Line 1856 - 2006 |
| 375 608 | Bromley Travelwise |
| 375 610 | Royal Tunbridge Wells |
| 375 611 | Dr. William Harvey |
| 375 619 | Driver John Neve |
| 375 623 | Hospice in the Weald |
| 375 624 | White Cliffs Country (Removed upon Relivery) |
| 375 701 | Kent Air Ambulance Explorer |
| 375 703 | Dickens Traveller |
| 375 830 | City of London |
Note that unit 375 624 (White Cliffs Country) was re-liveried with the Southeastern trial livery and currently does not have its name displayed.
Also, 375 610 (Royal Tunbridge Wells) sports a livery with blue doors and a gold stripe.(stripe now removed)
Read more about this topic: British Rail Class 375
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