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19th November 2015, 11:33
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Hello Everyone
Hello everyone. I just wanted to introduce myself as a new member. I am very enthusiastic about old diesel locomotives especially Class 33 Cromptons but my enthusiasm is not matched by my knowledge which is quite limited. I first became hooked on Cromptons after hearing the amazing sound one of them made in 1987 pushing a train out of Fleet station on route to Waterloo. Looking forward to being a member of this forum. Best wishes, Paul.
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19th November 2015, 19:23
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Welcome to the forum, Paul! Hope you enjoy being a member. I'm more of a steam man myself, but as diesels go the Cromptons have always been my favourite type – no doubt because they are pure Southern, like me!
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19th November 2015, 21:26
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Hello Paul and welcome to the forum from all the Admin and Staff, enjoy and all the best.
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19th November 2015, 21:49
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Welcome to the forum Paul from a fellow diesel fan.
Deltics are my fix, but agree that the Crompton Sulzers have a good voice.
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#6
19th November 2015, 22:35
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Welcome to the forum.. I've got a small paperback book called 'Book of the 33's. There's no technical info but there are photos of every one built.
Last edited by philw; 19th November 2015 at 22:36. Reason: grammar
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