Rolling Stock
| Number | Type | Built | Seats | Livery | Notes | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Enclosed Observation | 1930 | 14 | Royal Maroon with coloured linings | Was built as a drive trailer for a 2-car railcar.As the engine was an Aston Martin, it was fitted with an Aston Martin logo which it still carries today.Was converted into an ordinary coach**** . It arrived at Cleethorpes in 2002. | Stored |
| 2 | Enclosed | 1930 | 12 | Royal Maroon with coloured linings | Built for the Sutton Miniature Railway, arrived at Cleethorpes in 2002. | Out of Service |
| 3 | Enclosed | 1930 | 12 | Royal Maroon with coloured linings | Built for the Sutton Miniature Railway, arrived at Cleethorpes in 2002. | Returned to traffic after being repainted |
| 4 | Enclosed | 1952 | 12 | Royal Maroon with coloured linings | Built for the Sutton Miniature Railway, arrived at Cleethorpes in 2002. | In Service |
| 5 | Enclosed | 1952 | 12 | Royal Maroon with coloured linings | Built for the Sutton Miniature Railway, arrived at Cleethorpes in 2002. | Out of Service |
| 6 | Enclosed Observation | 1952 | 14 | Royal Maroon with coloured linings | Built originally the same as no. 2-5.Rebuilt with observation in 1956 .Built for the Sutton Miniature Railway, arrived at Cleethorpes in 2002. | In Service |
| 7 | Open | 1952 | 14 | Red & Brown seats with black floorboards and frames | Built for the Sutton Miniature Railway, arrived at Cleethorpes in 2002. | Out of Service for wood repaneling and repainting |
| 8 | Open | 1954 | 14 | Red & Brown seats with black floorboards and frames | Built for the Sutton Miniature Railway, arrived at Cleethorpes in 2002. | In Service |
| 9 | Open | 1956 | 14 | Red & Brown seats with black floorboards and frames | Built for the Sutton Miniature Railway, arrived at Cleethorpes in 2002. | In Service |
| 10 | Open | 1956 | 14 | Red & Brown seats with black floorboards and frames | Built for the Sutton Miniature Railway, arrived at Cleethorpes in 2002. | In Service |
| 100 | Guard's Van | 1977 | 12 | Crimson and Cream | Built for the Longleat railway, sold to Cleethorpes in 1990. | In Service |
| 101 | Enclosed | 1977 | 16 | Crimson and Cream | Built for the Longleat railway, sold to Cleethorpes in 1990. | Out of Service |
| 102 | Enclosed | 1977 | 16 | Crimson and Cream | Built for the Longleat railway, sold to Cleethorpes in 1990. | In Service |
| 103 | Enclosed | 1977 | 16 | Crimson and Cream | Built for the Longleat railway, sold to Cleethorpes in 1990. | In Service |
| 1 | Enclosed | 1984 | 20 | Royal Maroon with black frames | Built for the Liverpool Garden Festival. | Winter & poor weather services only |
| 2 | Enclosed | 1984 | 20 | Royal Maroon with black frames | Built for the Liverpool Garden Festival. | Winter & poor weather services only |
| 3 | Enclosed | 1984 | 20 | Royal Maroon with black frames | Built for the Liverpool Garden Festival. | Winter & poor weather services only |
| 4 | Enclosed | 1984 | 20 | Royal Maroon with black frames | Built for the Liverpool Garden Festival. | Out of Service |
| 1 | Enclosed | 16 | BMR Brown | Built for the Bushmill Miniature railway. | Out of Service | |
| 2 | Enclosed | 16 | BMR Brown | Built for the Bushmill Miniature railway. | Out of Service | |
| 3 | Enclosed | 16 | BMR Brown | Built for the Bushmill Miniature railway. | Out of Service | |
| 4 | Enclosed | 16 | BMR Brown | Built for the Bushmill Miniature railway. | Out of Service | |
| 5 | Guard's Van | 12 | Red with black frames and green lining | Built for the Bushmill Miniature railway. | In Service | |
| N/A | Council Rake | 1987 | 102 + 2 wheelchair users | Royal Maroon with black frames & yellow lining | Built by Allen Keef for the North East Lincolnshire Council, only stock to have disabled access & held the Olympic Torch on 'The Flame Train' on Day 39. | In Service - subject to choice of locomotive and good weather |
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