Class 60 - EW&S 'Ghost' - 60022 Livery_British Steel either top-and-tailed or double-headed during

either top-and-tailed or double-headed during the summer months

ladders and walkways

NEM Standard Coupler Pockets in ‘kinematic’ Fittings

it moved to 32B Ipswich just over a year later and then to 30A Stratford 12 months after that

oval passive radiator extends response to 200 Hz

Class 60 - EW&S 'Ghost' - 60022 Livery_British Steel either top-and-tailed or double-headed duringDuring the transition from the shadow franchise era to EWS ownership, 60022 became unique in its class by being outshopped in primer and entering traffic in this unfinished state. This was because the final EWS livery had not yet been decided, but the locomotive was urgently needed for service. It featured primer grey bodysides, a few black painted details, numbers and warning flashes and nothing more! Whilst some of these ghost locos were quickly