Not 769s though, I know your train enthusiasts I am but these are really 319s saw them from new as a kid n spent most of my life on those 319s so for me myself, I've gotta say they're originality of what they were, 319s
@@callumradford3680 I'll stick to the originality of what they were, to me as a kid from Brighton n seen on the BML for the majority of my life, I know them as 319s sure people will say a 769 but myself, I won't, I'll say a 319
They are essentially still 319s, but you could say the same about the hydrogen Class 768s; by that logic and the legal structural changes made, it's a different class of train.
5.37 Manchester Central not Manchester Exchange.
Not 769s though, I know your train enthusiasts I am but these are really 319s saw them from new as a kid n spent most of my life on those 319s so for me myself, I've gotta say they're originality of what they were, 319s
Except they are 769s…
@@callumradford3680 I'll stick to the originality of what they were, to me as a kid from Brighton n seen on the BML for the majority of my life, I know them as 319s sure people will say a 769 but myself, I won't, I'll say a 319
They are essentially still 319s, but you could say the same about the hydrogen Class 768s; by that logic and the legal structural changes made, it's a different class of train.
@@andysessford2659 you can call them whatever you like, they’re still 769s on TOPS and everything official!