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Bulk mail vans built at the Port Augusta Workshops for use on the Trans-Australian Railway.
"M" class bulk mail and luggage van built by the Commonwealth Railways, at their Port Augusta Workshops, on the State Implement Works built underframe of "RA 669"
1916 | Entered service "RA 669" flat wagon |
7.5.1918 | Entered service as "M 35" mail van. |
4.10.1957 | Fitted with roller bearing bogies. |
29.1.1969 | Written off and body sold to Whyalla Gliding club. |
23.10.1969 | Underframe converted to narrow gauge "NRD 1663" flat. |
3.7.1976 | Converted to ballast plough "BPA 2599". |
By 1995 | Recoded "AZZF 2599". |
1.7.1998 | To Australian Rail Track Corporation. |
"M" class bulk mail and luggage van built by the Commonwealth Railways at their Port Augusta Workshops, on the supplied underframe of "RA 661"
1916 | Entered service "RA 661" flat wagon |
12.2.1918 | Entered service as "M 36" mail van. |
20.2.1954 | Converted to "MA". |
29.1.1968 | Written off. |
1969 | Body sold to Whyalla Gliding club. |
14.11.1969 | Underframe used for narrow gauge flat wagon "NRD 1662". |
2.12.1977 | Converted to standard gauge "R 2605" flat |
- | Fitted with camp unit "S191"[blc] |
By 1995 | Recoded "AZZF 2605". |
"M" class bulk mail and luggage van built by the Commonwealth Railways at their Port Augusta Workshops, on the State Implement Works built underframe of "RA 665"".
1916 | Entered service "RA 665" flat wagon |
14.2.1918 | Entered service as "M 37" mail van. |
28.11.1952 | Converted to "MA". |
16.11.1965 | Written off |
28.10.1969 | Underframe converted to narrow gauge flat "NRD 1661". |
25.3.1977 | Converted to standard gauge ballast plough "BPA 2601". |
By 1995 | Recoded "AZZF 2601". |
"M" class bulk mail and luggage van built by the Commonwealth Railways at their Port Augusta Workshops, on the State Implement Works built underframe of "RA 667"".
1916 | Entered service "RA 667" flat wagon |
28.3.1918 | Entered service as "M 38" mail van. |
20.10.1960 | Written off. |
"M" class bulk mail and luggage van built by the Commonwealth Railways at their Port Augusta Workshops.
24.1.1944 | Entered service as "M 69" mail van. |
6.4.1964 | Mail van was written off. |
28.7.1966 | A "VG" class power van was built on the underframe and 4 GM engines installed. |
30.11.1984 | Recoded "PG". |