CIE Bulleid Pallet Van - Brown (CIE roundel era) - Pack 3 Vehicle to allow for authentic multiple

to allow for authentic multiple set working

111 vehicles were built for British Rail to three designs

37421 is still a regular atop PLPR (Plain Line Pattern Recognition) and UTU (Ultrasonic Testing Unit) formations and is expected to remain a key component of the operator’s fleet for several years to come

GB Railfreight (Current Livery)

MW socket and WIPAC light clusters

CIE Bulleid Pallet Van - Brown (CIE roundel era) - Pack 3 Vehicle to allow for authentic multipleAs palletised shipments became increasingly common, CI required wagons capable of handling this new type of freight. While bogie wagons suitable for sundries, bagged cement, and other traffic were already on the drawing board, an interim solution was needed. The result was the 12 ton Pallet Van, based on the standard triangulated wagon chassis. This development of the traditional van wagon featured offset sliding doors wide enough for pallet loading