JNR Class EF64 - Livery Variations

Livery Variations

  • EF64 35 Repainted into white/blue Euroliner livery in August 1990. Although the Euroliner set was withdrawn in April 2005, EF64 35 is currently allocated to Shizuoka depot (JR Central) and based at Nagoya.
  • EF64 37 Painted all-over brown in 2003 to celebrate 100th anniversary of Chūō Mainline between Kōfu and Enzan. Allocated to Takasaki depot (JR East), but normally based at Kōfu. Used on charter train and engineering train duties.
  • EF64 41 Painted all-over brown with gold numbers in May 2006.
  • EF64 66 Repainted into white/blue Euroliner livery in August 1985 for use with the 12 series Euroliner Joyful Train set. This was the first EF64 to receive a livery other than standard blue. Operated by JR Central, it was withdrawn in March 2007 and is currently stored at Hamamatsu Works.
  • EF64 77 Received a white bodyline stripe and brass depot plates when it hauled the imperial train on the Chūō Mainline in October 1986. Subsequently refurbished and repainted.
  • EF64 1001 Painted brown with a white stripe. Allocated to Takasaki depot (JR East), for use on charter train duties, particularly in conjunction with preserved steam locomotive D51 498 and electric locomotive EF55 1.
  • EF64 1010 Painted in blue with large yellow "JR" lettering on the body sides, yellow cab ends, and red numberplates.

  • JR Central EF64 35 in Euroliner livery, July 2006

  • JR East EF64 37 in brown livery, November 2009

  • JR East EF64 41 in all-over brown livery with gold numbers, May 2007

  • JR East EF64 1001 in brown with white stripe, April 2007

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