Talk:British Rail Class 506

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Farewell to class 506 Saturday 17th November 1984. There was a non stop service from Hadfield to Manchester to say farewell to the class. Tickets were only available from Manchester.

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Farewell to class 506 Saturday 17th November 1984. There was a non stop service from Hadfield to Manchester to say farewell to the class. Tickets were only available from Manchester.

The driver was called Arnie who wore a first ww1 air/motorcycle leather helmet and the second man was called Pete Williams. 90.241.177.203 (talk) 16:09, 2 May 2022 (UTC)Reply

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Farewell to class 506 Saturday 17th November 1984. There was a non stop service from Hadfield to Manchester to say farewell to the class. Tickets were only available from Manchester.