Class 66 - GBRF Triple Grey - 66793 - DCC Sound Fitted Livery_BR Blue (Privatisation) Two Functioning tail-lamps

Two Functioning tail-lamps

Gummed branding labels with yellow dot

and No ICI lettering

66190’s first turn in the limelight came on the 19th July 2003 when it hauled the Mossend to Inverness leg of Pathfinder Tours’ Grampian Gyrator

BR green with double arrow logos and wrap-around yellow nose panels

Class 66 - GBRF Triple Grey - 66793 - DCC Sound Fitted Livery_BR Blue (Privatisation) Two Functioning tail-lamps66793 comes under the broad umbrella of what is known to British railway enthusiasts as a euro class 66. These locomotives all exhibit differences to the home fleet class 66 that we are familiar with. This locomotive was built in August 2003 for HSBC Rail and leased to ERS Railways (formerly European Rail Shuttle) in the Netherlands and was given their fleet number 6608. In 2009 the locomotive was acquired by Beacon Rail Leasing and transferred to