Withdrawal and Further Use
Apart from the 4-RES units, which were disbanded in 1964, the 4-COR, 4-BUF and 4-GRI types continued in existence through to the withdrawal of this stock from passenger service in 1972. Thereafter the underframes of a number of carriages were reused by the engineering department as long welded rail carriers and crane runners. A full list of vehicles affected is below:
| Old Number | New Number | Old Number | New Number | Old Number | New Number | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10081 | 975519 | 11847 | 975520 | 11846 | 975521 | ||
| 11849 | 975522 | 11856 | 975523 | 11817 | 975524 | ||
| 11854 | 975525 | 10064 | 975526 | 11800 | 975527 | ||
| 12245 | 975528 | 10079 | 975529 | 11815 | 975530 | ||
| 11802 | 975531 | 10103 | 975532 | 12235 | DS70281 |
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