Gallery
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313020 at London Kings Cross. 313s were occasionally used for parcel services out-of-hours. Jan 1982
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The first Class 313 EMU, 313001 is seen at Watford Junction in Network SouthEast livery. Late 1980s
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WAGN unit 313064 at London Kings Cross in a white livery advertising London's Family Travelcard. Feb 2003
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First Capital Connect's 313033 at Stevenage, still in WAGN's purple livery but with FCC branding. Apr 2006
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First Capital Connect No. 313051 at the rear of a six car northbound service to Welwyn Garden City, is seen departing New Southgate Aug 2008
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Silverlink 313107 at Clapham Junction with a service from Willesden Junction on the West London Line. Oct 2004
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London Overground 313123 passes through Hackney Central on its way to Stratford. 313s were replaced on the North London Line by Class 378 units. Aug 2009
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The controls desk of a Southern's 313206. Aug 2012
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