Class 58 - EWS Red/Gold - 58050 Class 30 and 31 before joining A1A Locomotive Ltd’s

before joining A1A Locomotive Ltd’s fleet in 2002

Penzance-St Erth-St Ives

BR Class 50 - Large Logo w/grey roof & orange cantrail stripe - 50021 'Rodney' - DCC Sound Fitted

The first modification came in the summer of 2001 as 66190 was fitted with the now standard swinghead buckeye coupler (locomotive 66200 and above had these fitted from new along with revised lashing eyes)

One of the most attractive was the Greater Manchester Transport orange/brown/white that had been adopted in 1981 and this was applied to the first 14 ‘Pacers’ 142001-142014 which were delivered in 1985

Class 58 - EWS Red/Gold - 58050 Class 30 and 31 before joining A1A Locomotive Ltd’sThe final Class 58 to be delivered, 58050 brought the curtain down on British Rail built locomotives. From this point onwards, private firms would build locomotives exclusively. In March 1987, 58050 was formally handed over for traffic, being named just a month later as Toton Traction Depot in honour of the class's home base. 58050 was chosen to represent the class at the Triple Grey launch at Ripple Lane in October 1987, so it only carried the Red