Preservation
Ten engines of the 4100/5100 series have been preserved. They are 5164, 5193, 5199, 4110, 4115, 4121, 4141, 4144, 4150 and 4160. The last three had very short careers in BR ownership, their time in preservation now easily representing the majority of their lives. 5164 - Severn Valley Railway, operational. 5193 - West Somerset Railway, operational. Converted to a 2-6-0 and now numbered 9153. 5199 - Llangollen Railway. Boiler ticket expired summer 2012. Currently being dismantled. 4110 - Tyseley. Formerly based at Southall. In ex-Barry condition. 4115 - Llangollen. Formerly part of the 'Barry 10'. Parts to be used in a converstion. 4121 - Tyseley. Missing pony trucks and in ex-Barry condition. 4141 - Epping and Ongar Railway. Operational. 4144 - Didcot Railway Centre. Undergoing overhaul. 4150 - Severn Valley Railway. Undergoing restoration. 4160 - West Somerset Railway. Opoerational.
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