Brake Standard Open - Orders

Orders

Lot No. Diagram Mark Built Builder Qty Fleet numbers Notes
30170 183 1 1955–1956 Doncaster 77 9200–9276 BR1 bogies
30244 183 1 1956 Doncaster 45 9277–9321 BR1 bogies
30443 183 1 1959 Gloucester 41 9322–9362 BR1 bogies
30698 184 1 1963 Wolverton 18 9363–9380 Commonwealth bogies, fluorescent lighting
30757 185 2 1966 Derby 36 9381–9416 B4 bogies
30777 180 2A 1967 Derby 9 9417–9425 B4 bogies
30788 180 2A Derby 13 9426–9438 B4 bogies
30798 186 2C 1970 Derby 10 9439–9448 B4 bogies
30820 186 2C 1970 Derby 30 9449–9478 B4 bogies
30824 187 2D 1971 Derby 17 9479–9495 B4 bogies
30383 188 2E 1972 Derby 14 9496–9509 B4 bogies
30861 189 2F 1974 Derby 30 9510–9539 B4 bogies


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