Hundreds of people flocked to north Norfolk over the weekend to ride a railcar that last carried passengers 36 years ago.
The railcar made in 1958 has been restored by father and son Paul and Chris Moxon from Beeston Regis.
M56182 is a Class 104 driving coach that was used on services between Norwich, Cromer and Sheringham in the late 1970s.
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The newly restored M56182 will run from Sheringham's original station as part of the North Norfolk Railway’s autumn service until the end of October.
Co-owner and restorer, Chris Moxon, said: “We are delighted to return M56182 to action and very pleased that the vehicle has proved popular with passengers – particularly the first class saloon which affords an excellent driver’s-eye view of the line ahead.”
Class 104s were built by the Birmingham Railway Carriage & Wagon Company as part of the national transition from steam to diesel trains.
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