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South West Trains unveil their community/heritage operation on the Lymington Branch |
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The interior of 1498's motor brake open
standard. The interiors of these units have either had surfaces replaced, repainted
or extensively cleaned. The floor coverings and window frames looks to be original
but cleaned, roof and other interior surfaces repainted or cleaned and the seats have been
recovered. There is anti-etch film on the windows. The windows were sparkling
clean for the units' unveiling. Very smart! photograph by Colin Duff |
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(above left) The refurbishment involved creating a wheelchair area and this has been situated in the area formerly occupied by the luggage cage in the brake van, as seen here in 1498. (above right) An additional window has been added to one side of each unit to provide more daylight into the wheelchair area, pictured here on 1497. (below left), 1498 (below right) 1497. photographs by Colin Duff |
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21st April 2006 by Colin Duff. |
