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C3765 - the last S set power car manufactured - slows for a stop at Erskineville, leading a now rare 8-car S set on an up Bankstown train. Only twelve months ago, these were still the most prevalent train on the network - but with one of the Chinese-manufactured Waratah trains entering service each fortnight, they'll soon be all but gone from main line working. |
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| Source | C3765 arriving Erskineville | |||
| Author | David Ansen from Gosford, Australia | |||
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