Preservation
Thanks to their extended life in departmental service, one 2-car unit and a single car unit survive in preservation, the former following a high-profile campaign.
| Vehicle Nos. | Location | Comments | In Service | Departmental Nos. | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DMBS | DTC | DMBS | DTC | |||
| 79018 | 79612 | Midland Railway - Butterley | Used as ultrasonic test train. | Part Restored/Not In Service | 975007 | 975008 |
| 79900 | - | Ecclesbourne Valley Railway | Used as test coach "Iris". | Regularly in Passenger Service | 975010 | - |
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