Class 37 - BR Green - 37403 - DCC Sound Fitted (C) Livery_NIR Blue Injector overflow routed outside running

Injector overflow routed outside running plate

First- and second-class carriages were instead denoted by the addition of broad colour bands beneath the eaves—chrome yellow for first class and French blue for second

Although the last 75 or so EE Type 3s were delivered after the debut of the new British Rail 'corporate image' on Brush Type 4 D1733 in May 1964 all 309 locomotives were outshopped from Vulcan Foundary in BR green

BR Unlined Black with large Early Crest

While wearing this colour scheme

Class 37 - BR Green - 37403 - DCC Sound Fitted (C) Livery_NIR Blue Injector overflow routed outside runningWith an overhaul and repaint sponsored by the newly formed Trainload Freight West, later known as Transrail, Motherwells 37403 was catapulted to celebrity status in February 1994 after being backdated to its original British Railways green livery. The makeover was undertaken to mark the centenary of the completion of the West Highland line between Glasgow Queen St and Fort William, the operator being responsible for providing Class 37s for freight,