Title: British Rail Class 20 - Wikipedia
Headings: British Rail Class 20
British Rail Class 20
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Overview
Operation
British Rail
After privatisation
Sub-classes
Liveries
British Rail
Privatisation
Accidents and incidents
In popular culture
Preservation
Model railways
Notes
References
Sources
Further reading
External links

Content: Few technical differences from standard locos. Subsequently sold to DRS, and latterly to HNRC (of which 20 901/903-906 remain; 20 902 has been scrapped). Liveries
Two Class 20s working a passenger train
20 168 shunting JPA cement wagons at Earles Sidings in Derbyshire on 31 May 2017. Harry Needle Railroad Company 20 311 at Derby in 2014
Harry Needle Railroad Company 20 901 in GB Railfreight livery in 2014
British Rail
D8000 was delivered in June 1957 in overall green livery, with grey footplate, red bufferbeams and a grey roof extending down the bodyside to the edge of the roof panels. The original batch of 10 locos bore the BR crest facing towards the nose on both sides, used yellow sans serif numerals, and had green cab roofs; locos from D8010 had the correct pattern BR crest, white numerals and grey cab roof. This was adjusted after D8103 to include a small yellow warning panel, although the precise size and detail of such panels varied somewhat. In 1966, D8048 was selected by the BR design panel for livery experime