Class 377

Help us complete the fleet

We are building the world’s most complete rolling-stock reference. Right now we hold 5,317 classes and 14,215 individual vehicles — but many are missing detail.

Can you help with any of these?

• Build dates — when was a unit built or introduced?
• Status — in service, stored, withdrawn, scrapped or preserved?
• Modifications & refurbishments — re-engined, re-liveried, renumbered?
• Missing classes or units — a type, set or individual vehicle we don’t list yet?
• Photographs — a picture for a class or unit with none.

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