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Composite class narrow gauge brake vans built at the Port Augusta workshops. Had accomodation in two compartments for 6 first and 8 second class passengers.
NYAB/NYR 15
Composite class narrow gauge brake vans built at the Port Augusta workshops. Had accomodation in two compartments for 6 first and 8 second class passengers.
12.10.1925 | Entered service. |
9.3.1943 | Converted to a "NYR" relay van. |
12.9.1946 | Reverted to "NYAB" carriage/brakevan, used on Hawker freights. |
10.4.1959 | Auto couplers were fitted. |
2.9.1970 | Transferred to the North Australia Railway
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- | Sold to Pichi Richi Railway. |
2005 | Rebuilt into a slightly differentformat. There are now two internal doors to one side of the carriage connecting the comparments. Toilet has now been fitted. This is a arrangement similar to some South Australian Railways narrow gauge passanger brakevans. This has been documented as having been done by the railways in the 30's (?) when it carried alot of passangers, but the doors were in the middle of the carriage, not to the side. There has also been a toilet installed.[ref_rpf simont141] |
NYAB 16 -- NYB 40 -- NBP 1569
Composite class narrow gauge brake vans built at the Port Augusta workshops. Had accomodation in two compartments for 6 first and 8 second class passengers.
12.10.1925 | Entered service as "NYAB 16". |
1932 | To North Australia Railway as "NYB 40" with accomodation for 8 passengers. |
1944 | Passenger compartment removed. |
1962 | Taken out of service. |
6.11.1968 | Body burnt and written off. |
- | Underframe used in Ballast plough "NBP 1569". |
NYAB/NYR/NYB 17
Composite class narrow gauge brake vans built at the Port Augusta workshops. Had accomodation in two compartments for 6 first and 8 second class passengers.
9.11.1925 | Entered service. |
29.2.1943 | Converted to "NYR" sleeping van. |
14.4.1948 | Returned to "NYB" passenger brakevan. |
3.4.1959 | Auto couplers fitted. |
29.12.1959 | Transport drivers sleeping equipment fitted. |
20.10.1969 | Written off. |