get to Ireland Mcburney's yard have these rotting away he may have some dress guards for this type left
Added by Jason Lester on 31 December 2008.
Chris, It was actually NVJ 372, you were remarkably close, and it was indeed Herefordshire's sole example.
Added by Ian Moore on 31 December 2008.
Jason The wheels you mentioned from the McBurney scrapyard are the same type as George already has on his engine as I have seen a picture of KSA363. These wheels were fitted as original spec to the F8 engines sent to Northern Ireland, they were given the additional title of "The Ulster" as they were narrower and shorter than the mainland UK machines. This was to enable them to negotiate the narrow Ulster lanes.
Added by Chris Wood on 03 September 2008.