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Following their replacement on the Caledonian Sleeper trains, one of the two class 86s owned by AC Locomotive Group, 86101 Sir William A Stanier FRS, was sold to Locomotive Services Limited in November 2019 along with Class 87 no. 87002. [20] 86101 was then repainted from its Caledonian blue livery into InterCity Swallow livery, as were 87002, 90001 and 90002. Three cab sections have been saved from scrapped locomotives. Two cabs from 86247 were saved by the South Wales Cab Preservation Group [25] and one cab from 86902 was saved by a private owner. One cab from 86247 has since been sold to a private owner and is on display at Crewe Heritage Centre. [26] Fleet details [ edit ] Key: May 2023, Sections 37(5)(e)(ii), 40(1)(b)(ii), (7)(b) and 41 ( Government Gazette 48659, 25 May 2023)Anime News Network Editorial Team (September 28, 2021). "Our Most Anticipated Anime Of Fall 2021". Anime News Network . Retrieved December 11, 2021.

Virgin Trains West Coast inherited a small fleet of thirteen locomotives [nb 7] which were employed on West Coast Main Line express trains from London Euston to Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Manchester, Liverpool Lime Street, Carlisle and Glasgow Central. By 2001, the fleet had been cut to nine locomotives, with 86209 being transferred to Anglia Railways and three more (nos. 86101/102/213) withdrawn from traffic.

In 2000, locomotive no. 86608 was experimentally regeared to allow it to work trains single-handedly. It was reclassified as Class 86/5 and renumbered to 86501. This was the second time this classification and number had been used. The first occasion being former 86/2s dedicated to freight work in the late 1980s (86258 having previously held the 86501 number). Despite the apparent success of 86501's conversion, no further locomotives have been similar regeared. In mid-2004, the locomotive suffered fire damage, but was subsequently repaired and returned to service. 86501 again suffered fire damage in August 2008 near Bletchley. It was subsequently repaired in December 2008 and returned to service again shortly after. Also, on 6 June 1975, nos. 86006 and 86242 were involved in the Nuneaton rail crash. The accident happened when the 23:30 sleeper from London Euston to Glasgow derailed after entering a temporary speed restriction at too high a speed, resulting in the loss of six lives. Both locomotives were later repaired. [37] Vehicle Diagram Book No. 110 for Electric Locomotives (PDF). November 1988. 86-0b, 86-0c, 86-1a, 86-1b, 86-2b, 86-2c, 86-2d, 86-2e, 86-3a, 86-3b, 86-4a, 86-4b, 86-5a, 86-6a, 86-6b. {{ cite book}}: |work= ignored ( help)