The windows are neatly done, and I wonder what the angle iron projections are for, one of them has a shackle attached but they look too flimsy to be lifting lugs.
Paul.
Monday, 18 August 2014
Grounded van bodies 9.
Here's an example from the Midland Railway Centre, located behind Swanwick station;
The windows are neatly done, and I wonder what the angle iron projections are for, one of them has a shackle attached but they look too flimsy to be lifting lugs.
Paul.
The windows are neatly done, and I wonder what the angle iron projections are for, one of them has a shackle attached but they look too flimsy to be lifting lugs.
Paul.
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A lovely example...nice to see a van so well kept. I am mystified by those brackets, too. Perhaps they held a sign of some sort, put on in the van's secondary life?
ReplyDeleteI should have had a look at the other side of the van to see if there are matching brackets on the rear. It does make a nice contrast to others that I've photographed.
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