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#11
27th June 2015, 22:28
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Sorry folks if I was mistaken, but I was led to believe Bombardier is a British company.
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28th June 2015, 06:38
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An alternative (though not very likely) would have been Siemens. 
Last edited by Beeyar Wunby; 28th June 2015 at 06:40.
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#14
28th June 2015, 13:50
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Wow, I am salivating at the thought of all these "new" cascaded electric units coming North within the next few years.
Class 313 - built 1976 - 39 years ago. Class 315 - built 1980 - 35 years ago Class 317 - built 1981 - 34 years ago Class 319 - built 1988 - 27 years ago Class 321 - built 1988 - 27 years ago. Are these old rattle-traps really going to be the mainstay of "The Northern Powerhouse"? How long do you think they would last tackling the Northern hills? When are the Government going to realise that there is life outside the M25 and plan accordingly?
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