Preservation
Three of the GWR railcars have survived into preservation, as follows:
| Vehicle No. | Builder | Year Built | Location | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| W4W | Park Royal | 1934 | Swindon Steam Railway Museum | - |
| W20W | GWR Swindon | 1940 | Kent & East Sussex Railway | - |
| W22W | GWR Swindon | 1940 | Didcot Railway Centre | - |
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