BA Situp Cars
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Second class air conditioned sitting car built by Commonwealth Eningeering.
BA 147
Second class air conditioned sitting car built by Commonwealth Eningeering. Contract No. 2463-1964.
2.10.1964 | Entered service. |
1989 | Ghan colour scheme fitted to exterior. |
12.1995 | Written off and Sold to "International Development Services". |
- | Sold to Mr Hackett of Port Pirie. |
1999 | Sold to Steve Moritz for the MurrayLander service. |
30.5.2000 | Used on the first official passenger train run by Australian Loco & Railway Carriage Co. carrying school children from Port Pirie to Adelaide and return.[cp_07.2000]
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BA 148
Second class air conditioned sitting car built by Commonwealth Eningeering. Contract No. 2463-1964.
5.10.1964 | Entered service. |
1989 | Ghan colour scheme fitted to exterior. |
12.1995 | Written off and Sold to "International Development Services". |
- | Sold to Mr Hackett of Port Pirie. |
1999 | Sold to Steve Moritz for the MurrayLander service. |
30.5.2000 | Used on the first official passenger train run by Australian Loco & Railway Carriage Co. carrying school children from Port Pirie to Adelaide and return.[cp_07.2000]
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BA 149
Second class air conditioned sitting car built by Commonwealth Eningeering. Contract No. 2463-1964.
21.10.1964 | Entered service. |
12.1995 | Written off and Sold to "International Development Services". |
- | Sold to Mr Hackett of Port Pirie. |
1999 | Sold to Steve Moritz for the MurrayLander service. |
BA 150
Second class air conditioned sitting car built by Commonwealth Eningeering. Contract No. 2463-1964.
15.10.1964 | Entered service. |
10.3.1989 | Ghan colour scheme fitted to exterior. |
1997 | Stored at Keswick. |
1.4.1997 | On Australian National passenger division stored list. |
1.11.1997 | To Great Southern Railway.
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1999 | Sold to Steve Moritz for the MurrayLander service. |
29.10.1999 | Moved from Keswick to Dry Creek. |
- | Moved to Tailem Bend. |
30.5.2000 | Used on the first official passenger train run by Australian Loco & Railway Carriage Co. carrying school children from Port Pirie to Adelaide and return.[cp_07.2000]
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