British Rail Class 108 - Preservation

Preservation

Many vehicles have been preserved on heritage railways.

Vehicles Numbers Set Number Location Comments
50599 - - L490 Ecclesbourne Valley Railway
- - 56491 L490 Keith and Dufftown Railway
50619 - 56492 B962 Dean Forest Railway
50928 - 51565 S948 Keighley and Worth Valley Railway -
50971 - 51571 - Kent and East Sussex Railway -
50982 - 52054 LO275 Bodmin & Wenford Railway -
51562 - 51922 S941 East Lancashire Railway
51566 59387 53933 T072 Dean Forest Railway
51567 - 53627 LO615 Peak Rail
51568 - 52053 T066 Keith and Dufftown Railway -
51907 - 54490 LO262 Llangollen Railway -
51909 - 56271 L231 Somerset & Dorset Railway Heritage Trust -
51914 - 56495 L232 Dean Forest Railway
51919 - 52048 T940 Barry EWS Depot -
51933 - 54504 LO618 Swanage Railway
51935 - 56208 T077 Severn Valley Railway
51937 - 54484 LO905 Peak Rail -
51941 59250 52064 T069 Severn Valley Railway
51950 - 52062 T070 Telford Steam Railway -
52061 - 53982 C921 Swansea Vale Railway -
53628 - 54223 L212 Keith and Dufftown Railway
53645 - 53926 T061 Nottingham Transport Heritage Centre
54279 - - L212 Vale of Glamorgan Railway -
56207 59245 - - Appleby Frodingham Railway
52044 - 50632 Pontypool and Blaenavon Railway
- 56224 Keith and Dufftown Railway

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