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With an aging fleet of Diesel Multiple Units, British Rail sought a low-cost solution to the problem of replacing a large part of their fleet. A series of prototypes were built in the late 1970s and early 1980s, which led to British Rail ordering the Class 141–144 railbus family, often known as ‘Pacers’. Using British Leyland bus body parts on four-wheel underframes, these units are typically fou...
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With an aging fleet of Diesel Multiple Units, British Rail sought a low-cost solution to the problem of replacing a large part of their fleet. A series of prototypes were built in the late 1970s and early 1980s, which led to British Rail ordering the Class 141–144 railbus family, often known as ‘Pacers’. Using British Leyland bus body parts on four-wheel underframes, these units are typically fou...
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