FEA-F Network Rail black RHTT - Twin Pack 3 Livery_West Coast Railways The 67xx was a sub

The 67xx was a sub class of panniers built without steam heat or vacuum brakes

leaving Boultham Works on 27 January 1949 for the Birchills Power Station in Walsall

the railway sidings and coal storage areas could be accessed from both east and west directions

the majority of the fleet remained in service right up until the cessation of cement traffic by rail in 2009

FEA-F Network Rail black RHTT - Twin Pack 3 Livery_West Coast Railways The 67xx was a subFEA F Network Rail black RHTT (twin pack) 642013 Tank+Tank+Tank & 642040 Tank+Water+Tank (Pack 3) The 2005 railhead treatment train (RHTT) season marked a major step in Network Rails modernisation, introducing purpose built FEA F wagons and replacing an assortment of ageing second hand vehicles. Fifty 60 ft flats, built in Poland by Greenbrier Europe, were numbered 642001642050 and designed to carry modular equipment, allowing retirement of General