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#12
31st March 2009, 19:33
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Hi Matt, welcome to the forum.
You want to see a 67? Imagine a skip turned upside down with wheels under it and an EWS paint job - there; saved you wondering! Enjoy your spotting. 
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31st March 2009, 20:33
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Welcome aboard, Matt !
Here's a 67 at Doncaster a couple of weeks ago - http://www.railwayforum.net/gallery/...00&ppuser=2327 
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31st March 2009, 22:40
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Wrexham & Shropshire use 67s on their service to Marylebone, which is south as far as we in Cheshire are concerned !
This is what they look like http://martin-grosberg.fotopic.net/p56591996.html http://martin-grosberg.fotopic.net/p53965410.html
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#15
1st April 2009, 18:27
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Quote:
Really does look like a skip!
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#16
1st April 2009, 18:43
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Ok i will keep an eye out for one. Also ,Tony, now you mention in most trains do look like a skip, that is apart from steam locos though.
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#17
1st April 2009, 23:34
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or vintage diesels !
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#18
2nd April 2009, 17:08
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'school boy errors!'
the only thing i could recomend is check stock exchange in 'the railway magazine' or you could of seen the number of a skip upside down!but as people have mensioned there are only 30 class 67's ever built and some of them are on loan to wrexham&shropshire,but i heard about them being on demand,but i got a feiling you saw a class 73 ed because thats the only thing nearest a class 67 they own
calum mclean 14
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#19
2nd April 2009, 22:45
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Hi MATT, this will be my 1st comment on the foram site but here goes,
from memory only 30 class 67s were built so therefore 67030 would be the highest number, unless modifications have been carried and been given new numbers. hope this helps, mick farmer, milton keynes
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