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1990s Southern Region: Classic Locos Still Going Strong

Channel: John K Wells
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By the early 1990s, despite the long-standing presence of EMU services, a variety of vintage Southern Region locomotives could still be seen in action. While Class 47s were typically based elsewhere, several locos with stronger ties to the Southern Region made appearances on both service trains and special workings. These rare sightings often attracted rail enthusiasts, cameras in hand, eager to capture the moment.

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This video captures rare appearances of vintage Southern Region locomotives in the early 1990s, a time when EMU services were more common. Despite Class 47s typically being based elsewhere, some locomotives with stronger ties to the region were seen on both regular and special trains, drawing interest from rail enthusiasts. The footage highlights these historic machines still in service, offering a glimpse into British Rail's past. Operators mentioned include British Railways, Network South East, and Southern.

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  • Platform ID ajCEdtNKKA0
  • Views 1,070
  • Date published 10 Jun 2025 05:00
  • Date added 14 Jun 2026 00:17
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