Preservation
The Class 101 was one of the largest classes of first-generation DMUs and, partly thanks to their relatively late withdrawal from revenue-earning service, numerous vehicles have been preserved on heritage railways, for example the Great Central Railway and the North Yorkshire Moors Railway. There are only 2 centre cars preserved. One is at Ecclesbourne Valley Railway and the another is at Mid-Norfolk Railway.
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