Re: Victorian Diesels.

[Steve and Sheena Dalton <ssdalton@iaccess.com.au>]

B Classes were the Diesel's that came and replaced our wonderful Steam
Age, (I am too young the good old days) when the Victorian Railway's or
V/Line (whatever you want to call us) had an upgrade on loco's they
converted serval B Classes to A Classes, the design is still the same
with a modification's including more power. They kept the same number,
I.e. B79 converted to A79,  As for the S Class I believe they were used
for streamlined Express Passenger Service's.

Steve Dalton

Amin Azoor wrote:
> 
> For once I'm not crapping on about Hitachi's, Comengs, Taits and The L
> class.
> 
> I got a simple question.
> 
> What is the difference beetween the A class, B class and S class. The
> bodywork looks to be the same execept the S class has the rear Cab
> Chopped off. Plus does anyone know where I can buy the Six Liveries (now
> 7) of A66 Poster. I had it but I lost the damn thing!
> 
> Cheers,
> Amin Azoor