Preservation
One complete unit was saved for preservation, as were a number of individual vehicles. Details are set out below:
| Unit No. | Type | DMBTO | TTK | Trailer | DMBTO | Livery | Owner | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3072 | 4-BUF | - | - | TRBT 12613 | - | Unknown | Privately owned, Shepherds Bush | Originally a 4-RES TRKT. |
| 3084 | 4-BUF | - | - | TRBT 12529 | - | BR Green | Nene Valley Railway | Badly damaged by fire. |
| 3131 | 4-COR | 11179 | - | - | - | BR Green | National Railway Museum | - |
| 3135 | 4-COR | 11187 | - | - | - | SR Green | Southern Electric Group | - |
| 3142 | 4-COR | 11161 | 10096 | TCK 11825 | 11201 | SR Green | Southern Electric Group | 11161 ex-4Res unit 3065. |
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