| Swindon &
Cricklade Railway |
of locomotives and rolling stock |
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| The restoration of vintage locomotives and rolling stock is a significant part of the Railway's activities. This page reviews some of the major projects completed over the years. |
GWR Autocoach 178 was completely restored at Hayes Knoll shed. In its last days of public service with BR, it had operated around the Welsh valleys. While Hayes Knoll is its "home base", it is at present operating on the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway. |
 Autocoach 178 at Hayes Knoll. This picture was taken during its first day in official passenger service after restoration. |
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| ex-BR Mk1 rolling stock is a mainstay of the Railway's passenger services. These are restored and maintained as part of the "normal service" fleet. Others, like this Wine & Dine Set, have been restored and adapted for special services. Buffet Coach 1805 - a long-serving facility at Hayes Knoll during Special Events, has also received a complete refit and face-lift. |
 Wine & Dine set, adapted from BR Mk1s, at Blunsdon Station. |
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Goods vehicles are also being restored on the Railway. These examples include (left) 20 ton brake van B954937 (built Darlington in 1959 in Lot 3227) and (right) 12 ton box van B759215 (built Wolverton 1953 in Lot 2719). Other vehicles are also being worked on at the present time. |  |
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