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Foden: WX 2682

From Graces Guide
1929. Reg No: WX 2682.
1929. Reg No: WX 2682.
1929. Reg No: WX 2682.


Note: This is a sub-section of Foden.

No 13624. Built 1929. Reg No: WX 2682.

  • HH 5/6 tonner.
  • One of only two of this type in preservation.
  • 1930 Sold to West Riding County Council as a three-way tipper.
  • 1939 Went to Ellis' scrapyard in Harrogate.
  • Scraped in the 1960's, rescued by Sandy Steele of Culcross, Fife. He used the number of a 'D' type tractor, 13042 on the wagon.
  • Sold to Tom Forrest of Bonnybridger, Stirling.
  • Sold to Brickwoods Brewery in Portsmouth.
  • Registration changed to TP 9530.
  • Whitbreds bought out Brickwoods in 1973.
  • Wagon sold to the Penrith Steam Museum until 1994.
  • 1901 Liftvan fitted, weighing 3-4 tonnes, which was typical of that time of 'Bishops Move'.
  • Bishop and Sons operated Foden steamers in their furniture removal business.
  • Restoration by Mick Tuxworth.[1]


See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. The West of England Steam Engine Society 2012 Stithians Rally Programme.