11 Class 40s on Shed Newton Heath

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Eleven class 40s on shed at Newton Heath depot, including 40 141, 40 183, 40 029, 40 035, 40 096, 40 056, 40 153, 40 177

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  • lightbowne estate in the background

  • Is that place still there?

  • What year was that.

  • April 1983

  • what make of video camera where you using,the quality is superb

  • Olympus VX-301 video camera and VHS recorder. Weighed a ton!

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  • This place is just full of DMU'S These days no sign of any loco's

  • @aureol40012 yeah, but it's full of sprinters and donkeys!

  • Excellent footage from the blue era............I very much regret not going to Manchester and the north west in the 70s & 80s as there was so much variety in the area at the time.

  • It's like a stable full of thoroughbred stallions, all pawing the ground & ready for a race.

  • been watching a few of your vids today , real good stuff.... if it wasnt for people like you all this would be just a memory

  • What memories your vid has bought back. I was 16 then and spent everyday of the summer holidays on rail rovers. Newton Heath was always one of my favourite depots. If I could turn back time I'd do it all again!! Thanks for sharing your vid

  • ... and a 25, a couple of 45s and a 47 thrown in for good measure. I always thought the 45s and 47s looked bland in rail blue but it somehow makes the 40s look very handsome.

    Thanks for posting!  I only got interested in the railways later in the '80s, when the 25s and 40s were all gone and there were only a couple of dozen `peaks' left.

  • Awesome until 1955? The railways were bankrupt and falling apart in 1945, after being run into the ground in support of the war effort. That's why they were nationalized...

  • i remember going to newton heath on sundays,when loads of class 40 and 25 were stabled there.also red bank for the parcel and newspaper vans.HAPPY TIMES.

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