Preservation
Six locomotives have been preserved. The class leader, Da 1400, is on static display at MOTAT in Auckland, while Da 1410, 1431 and 1471 have been preserved by Steam Incorporated in Wellington. 1410 is currently on lease to the Railway Enthusiasts Society, 1401 is preserved by the Feilding and District Steam Rail Society, and 1429 is preserved by a private individual in Auckland. DAR 517 is currently stored at Hutt.
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