80329 at Bewdley on the Severn Valley Railway, the vehicle is to be gutted internally for use as a Santa's Grotto. This view is from the fittings side of the coach and was taken on Friday 9th February 2001.
The apparatus side of the coach also taken on the 9th February 2001.
A closer view of 80329's apparatus area, showing how the door had been blanked off.
The interior of 80329 showing the packet fitting (nearest right)
The view showing the fittings nearest the apparatus area. The toilet is on the far left.
The electrical control panel, as updated from that on M30272M.
Some of the parts collected by the NVR TPO gang from 80329 at Bewdley. These include many spare fittings, grab rails, peg holders and other accessories.
Spare seats, fittings waiting to be collected by the NVR TPO gang on Saturday 3rd March 2001.
The instruction sheet shown on the left is from 80329 and describes how the water system must be operated.
Each of the instruction sheets are stuck to a backboard which was then screwed into place next to the hot water boiler.
The bottom right hand side of each sheet contains a drawing number, these being DE/WN/47637/1 on the first sheet, DE/WN/47637/2E on the second sheet and DE/WN/47637/3A in the third sheet. The diagram on the fourth sheet does not appear to have a drawing number.
Details of the Royal Mail livery of 80329 as withdrawn from service and as arrived at the Severn Valley Railway
All the parts collectect by the NVR from 80329 in the van. These parts are now stored at the NVR for future use. Note that there are four fittings and various other items that will be invaluable in the future.