The B class are a class of diesel locomotives built by Clyde Engineering, Granville for the Victorian Railways in 1952–1953. Ordered and operated by the Victorian Railways, they initiated the dieselis
B74 hauling the 70th anniversary Spirit of Progress in November 2007
Clyde Engineering reproduction builder's plate on B74's fuel tank valance. Incorrect numbers due to records error.[unreliable source?]
Chicago Freight Car Leasing Australia B76 in Melbourne in August 2006
B76 (no.1 end) at Hawthorn heading back to North Dynon on a MTM works train.
The N Class are a class of diesel locomotives built by Clyde Engineering in Somerton for V/Line in the state of Victoria between 1985 and 1987. Built as a part of the New Deal, the class was meant to
Victorian Railways B class (diesel)
…B67. B68 and B72 were all stored out of service by mid-February 1987. At the same time newer high power locomotives had been delivered, including the N class passenger units and the more numerous G class freight locomotives. The remaining B class units were gradually decommissioned by V/Line from 1982 with…
N Class locomotive N467 near North Melbourne Station, January 2026
Southern Shorthaul Railroad leased N464 leads an empty grain through Altona Junction in September 2024
N class in the original orange and grey livery hauling H type carriages at Geelong, 1993
N463 in the 1995 livery hauling N type carriages on the North East line, October 2007