Class 58 - Trainload Coal - 58042 PC017B/C PCA Bulk Cement Wagon it was fitted with non-standard

it was fitted with non-standard ‘enclosed side’ steps for the running board

As ‘Sprinterisation’ started to bite from the mid 1980s

signals) with full graphical representation

Other differences were less apparent

Class 58 - Trainload Coal - 58042 PC017B/C PCA Bulk Cement Wagon it was fitted with non-standard58042 was handed over to traffic during May 1986. Like other class members, it carried the Railfreight Red Stripe livery from new. A typical second batch Class 58, it ran with CP3A bogies and a wider silencer. It was named Ironbridge Power Station in September 1986 after the power station located in Shropshire, and it also carried cast Railfreight plaques on the cab fronts. Repainted into Triple Grey livery with Coal Sector branding in 1991, it