Fleet Details
Full details of the DBSO fleet are given below:
| Key: | In Service | Stored | Preserved | Under repair | Scrapped |
|---|
| Numbers | Built | Converted | Current/Final Livery | Operator | Withdrawn | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DBSO | BSO | ||||||
| 9701 | 9528 | 1974 Derby | 1979 Glasgow | NR Yellow | Network Rail | Operational | In Service with Network Rail |
| 9702 | 9510 | 1974 Derby | 1979 Glasgow | NR Yellow | Network Rail | Operational | In Service with Network Rail |
| 9703 | 9517 | 1974 Derby | 1979 Glasgow | NR Yellow | Network Rail | Operational | In Service with Network Rail |
| 9704 | 9512 | 1974 Derby | 1979 Glasgow | Anglia Railways | FM Rail | 07/2006 | Secure storage at MoD Long Marston |
| 9705 | 9519 | 1974 Derby | 1979 Glasgow | Anglia Railways | ’one’ | 01/2006 | Secure storage at MoD Kineton |
| 9706 | 9514 | 1974 Derby | 1979 Glasgow | InterCity ScotRail | British Rail | 11/1984 | Scrapped following accident |
| 9707 | 9511 | 1974 Derby | 1979 Glasgow | Anglia Railways | ’one’ | 01/2006 | Secure storage at MoD Kineton |
| 9708 | 9530 | 1974 Derby | 1979 Glasgow | NR Yellow | Network Rail | Operational | In Service with Network Rail |
| 9709 | 9515 | 1974 Derby | 1979 Glasgow | Anglia Railways | FM Rail | 07/2006 | Secure storage at MoD Long Marston |
| 9710 | 9518 | 1974 Derby | 1979 Glasgow | ’one’ | ’one’ | 08/2005 | Secure storage at Eastleigh |
| 9711 | 9532 | 1974 Derby | 1985 Glasgow | Anglia Railways | ’one’ | 12/2006 | Secure storage at MoD Kineton |
| 9712 | 9534 | 1974 Derby | 1985 Glasgow | Translink Gatwick | NI Railways | 04/2006 | At York Road Depot, Belfast |
| 9713 | 9535 | 1974 Derby | 1985 Glasgow | Anglia Railways | Mid-Norfolk Railway | 01/2006 | Stored at Eastleigh pending move to Dereham |
| 9714 | 9536 | 1974 Derby | 1986 Glasgow | NR Yellow | Network Rail | Operational | In Service with Network Rail |
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