British Rail Class 421 - Fleet Details

Fleet Details

Original-condition Units

Class Type No. built

(Converted*)

 Year built

(Converted*)

 No. range Withdrawn Notes
Class 420 4Big 18 1965-66 7031-7048 1986 Facelifted 1985-86, and renumbered as Class 422 units 2101-2112.
10 1970 7049-7058 1988 Facelifted 1986-88, and renumbered as Class 422 units 2201-2210.
Class 421 4Cig 36 1963-66 7301-7336

(later 1101-1136)

 1993 Facelifted 1986-1993, and renumbered into 17xx range.
102 1970-74 7337-7438

(later 1201-1300)

 1993 Facelifted 1987-1993, and renumbered into 18xx and 13xx range.
Class 421 8Mig 2* 1983* 2601–2602 1983 Converted back to standard 4Cig.


Facelifted units

Class Type No.

Converted

 Year

Converted

 No. range Operator Units nos. Withdrawn No. preserved
Class 421/3 4Cig 53 1986-93 1701–1753 SET 06/2004 1
Southern 02/2005
Class 421/4 4Cig 87 1987-93 1801–1826

1831-1891

 SET 11/2004 -
Southern 11/2005
SWT 05/2005
Class 421/5 4Cig 22 1990-92 1301–1322 SWT 05/2005 -
Class 421/6 4Cig 8 1994 1901–1908 Southern 01/2005 -
Class 421/7 3Cop 11 1997 1401–1411 Southern 03/2005 -
3Cig 3 2004-05 1497–1499 SWT 05/2010 2
Class 421/8 4Cig 8 1999 1392–1399 SWT 05/2005 1
Class 422/0 8Dig 4 1992 2001–2004 South Central 1996 -
Class 422/1 4Big 10 1985-86 2101–2112 BR 1989 -
Class 422/2 4Big 10 1986-88 2201–2210 South Central 1997 -
Class 422/3 4Big 12 1989 2251–2262 South Central 1997 -
SWT 1999

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