List of British Rail Class 37 locomotives

The 309 members of the class 37 underwent many changes in their long career on British railways. Under the TOPS system each change was reflected in a change of identity. This table attempts to catalogue those changes.

D6850 / 37150 / 37901

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Strikethrough Denotes TOPS numbers allocated, but never actually carried by the locomotive.
The D prefix to BTC numbers was generally dropped after August 1968.
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D66XX D67XX D68XX D69XX
Numbers Names Status
BTC TOPS Post-TOPS
1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd
D6600 37300 37429 Eisteddfod Genedlaethol[1] Cut by EMR, Kingsbury, February 2008
D6601 37301 37412 1) Loch Lomond[1]
2) Driver John Elliott[2]
D6602 37302 37416 1) Mt Fuji[3]
2) Sir Robert McAlpine / Concrete Bob
D6603 37303 37271 37333 Cut at Crewe Works, July 1997
D6604 37304 37272 37334 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, August 2005
D6605 37305 37407 1) Loch Long[1]
2) Blackpool Tower[4]
D6606 37306 37273 Cut by Gwent Demolition, Margam, May 1993
D6607 37307 37403 1) Glendarroch[1]
2) Ben Cruachan[2]
3) Isle of Mull		 Privately owned (on hire to Direct Rail Services)
D6608 37308 37274 Preserved at Severn Valley Railway
D6700 37119 37350 D6700 NATIONAL RAILWAY MUSEUM[4] Preserved at the National Railway Museum
D6701 37001 37707
D6702 37002 37351 Cut by TJ Thomson November 2007
D6703 37003 1) First East Anglian Regiment[nb 1][5]
2) Tiger Moth[3]
3) Dereham Neatherd High School 1912-2012[6]		 Preserved by Class 37 Locomotive Group.[7] at Mid-Norfolk Railway
D6704 37004 Second East Anglian Regiment[nb 2][5] Cut by MC Metals, Glasgow, June 1996
D6705 37005 37501 37601 1) Third East Anglian Regiment[nb 2][5]
2) Teesside Steelmaster[1]
3) Class 37 - Fifty		 Europhoenix (leased to Rail Operations Group)
D6706 37006 37798 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, July 2009
D6707 37007 37506 37604 1) The East Anglian Regiment
2) British Steel Skinningrove[1]
D6708 37008 37352 Hornet[3] Cut at Crewe Works, July 1996
D6709 37009 37340 Preserved by English Electric Preservation at Great Central Railway (Nottingham)
D6710 37010 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, July 2007
D6711 37011 Cut up by J.Rollason, Wellington, August 1989 following accident damage [8]
D6712 37012 1) Derwent[3]
2) Loch Rannoch		 The Scottish Thirty-Seven Group[9] (On hire to Colas Rail)
D6713 37013 Vampire[3] Cut by HNRC at Kingsbury, February 2007
D6714 37014 37709
D6715 37015 37341 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, February 2003
D6716 37016 37706 Conidae[2] Privately preserved at Epping Ongar Railway
D6717 37017 37503 British Steel Shelton[1] Preserved by The Shires Removal Group
D6718 37018 37517 West Coast Railways
D6719 37019 37342
D6720 37020 37702 L30 Taff Merthyr[10]
D6721 37021 37715 British Petroleum[2] Cut by HNRC at Kingsbury, November 2005
D6722 37022 37512 37608 1) Thornaby Demon[1]
2) Andromeda		 Europhoenix (Leased to Rail Operations Group)
D6723 37023 1) Stratford[3]
2) Stratford TMD Quality Approved[2]		 Privately preserved at Pontypool and Blaenavon Railway
D6724 37024 37714 L031 L26 Preserved by Heavy Tractor Group at Great Central Railway
D6725 37025 Inverness TMD Quality Approved[2] Preserved by Scottish 37 Group[11] (on hire to Colas Rail)
D6726 37026 37320 1) Shap Fell[1]
2) Loch Awe[nb 3]		 Cut by EWS, Wigan, July 2000
D6727 37027 37519 Loch Eil[nb 4] Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, March 2008
D6728 37028 37505 British Steel Workington[1] Cut by EMR, Kingsbury, February 2008
D6729 37029 D6729 Privately preserved at Epping Ongar Railway
D6730 37030 37701 Cut by EMR, Kingsbury, January 2008
D6731 37031 Cut at Cardiff Canton, May 1997
D6732 37032 37353 D6732 Mirage Privately preserved at North Norfolk Railway
D6733 37033 37719 Cut by EMR, Kingsbury, January 2008
D6734 37034 37704 Cut by TJ Thomson, June 2009
D6735 37035 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, January 2000
D6736 37036 37507 37605 Hartlepool Pipe Mill[1]
D6737 37037 37321 Gartcosh[1]
D6738 37038 Direct Rail Services
D6739 37039 37504 37603 British Steel Corby[1] Direct Rail Services
D6740 37040 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, April 2006
D6741 37041 37520 Cut by TJ Thomson, October 2007
D6742 37042
D6743 37043 37354 Loch Lomond[nb 5] Cut by Sims Metals, May 2003
D6744 37044 37710 West Coast Railways
D6745 37045 37355 Cut by HNRC, November 2003
D6746 37046 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, September 2009
D6747 37047 Cut by EMR, Kingsbury, May 2008
D6748 37048 Cut by HNRC, April 2003
D6749 37049 37322 37343 Imperial[1] Cut by HNRC, December 2003
D6750 37050 37717 1) Stainless Pioneer[2]
2) Maltby Lilly Hall Junior School, Rotherham
Railsafe Trophy Winners 1996
3) St Margaret's Church of England Primary School, City of Durham
Railsafe Trophy Winners 1997
4) Berwick Middle School
Railsafe Trophy Winners 1998[4]		 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, April 2009
D6751 37051 Merehead[4] Cut by Sims Metals Metals, January 2008
D6752 37052 37713 Cut by HNRC, June 2007
D6753 37053 37344 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, March 2006
D6754 37054 Cut at Motherwell MPD, September 2003
D6755 37055 Rail Celebrity Cut by EMR, Kingsbury, April 2008
D6756 37056 37513 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, February 2008
D6757 37057 Viking[3][4] Colas Rail
D6758 37058 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, April 2009
D6759 37059 Port of Tilbury[1] Direct Rail Services (On loan to Loram UK)
D6760 37060 37705 Cut by TJ Thomson, August 2007
D6761 37061 37799 L030 L27 Sir Dyfed / County of Dyfed[1]
D6762 37062 Cut by Vic Berry, Leicester, April 1990
D6763 37063 Cut by HNRC, December 2001
D6764 37064 37515 Cut by TJ Thomson
D6765 37065 Cut by EMR, Kingsbury, December 2007
D6766 37066 Valiant[3] Cut at Crewe Works, August 1997
D6767 37067 37703 L023 L25 Preserved at Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway
D6768 37068 37356 Grainflow[1] Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, August 2005
D6769 37069 Thornaby TMD[1] Direct Rail Services (On loan to Loram UK)
D6770 37070 025031 Cut by HNRC, July 2004
D6771 37071 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, October 2005
D6772 37072 Venom[3] Cut by HNRC, October 2004
D6773 37073 1)Tornado[3]
2) Fort William / An Gearasdan[2]		 Cut by Ian Riley Engineering, April 2003
D6774 37074 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, November 2005
D6775 37075 Privately preserved at Keighley and Worth Valley Railway
D6776 37076 37518 West Coast Railways
D6777 37077 Hurricane[3] Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham
D6778 37078 Cut by HNRC, February 2004
D6779 37079 37357 Medite[4] Cut by EMR, Kingsbury, August 2008
D6780 37080 Cut at Cardiff Canton, May 1997
D6781 37081 37797 Loch Long[nb 6] Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, February 2006
D6782 37082 37502 37602 1) British Steel Teesside[1]
2) T.S. Eliot**		 Direct Rail Services
D6783 37083 Cut by Raxstar, April 2000
D6784 37084 37718 L021 L22 Hartlepool Pipe Mill[2]
D6785 37085 37711 Tremorfa Steel Works[1] Cut by HNRC, March 2006
D6786 37086 37516 West Coast Railways
D6787 37087 1) Vulcan[3]
2) Keighley & Worth Valley Railway
D6788 37088 37323 Clydesdale[1] Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, October 2002
D6789 37089 37708 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, March 2008
D6790 37090 37508 37606 Direct Rail Services
D6791 37091 37358 P&O Containers[1] Cut by TJ Thomson, May 2007
D6792 37092 Cut by TJ Thomson, October 2001
D6793 37093 37509 Cut at Cardiff Canton, August 2005
D6794 37094 37716 L034 L23 British Steel Corby[2] Direct Rail Services
D6795 37095 Cut by HNRC, February 2005
D6796 37096 Spitfire[3] Cut by MC Metals, Glasgow, September 1991
D6797 37097 Old Fettercairn Preserved by Caledonian Railway Diesel Group[13] at Caledonian Railway
D6798 37098 Cut by HNRC, May 2002
D6799 37099 37324 Clydebridge[1] Colas Rail
D6800 37100 97301 Network Rail
D6801 37101 37345 Cut by HNRC, August 2003
D6802 37102 37712 1) The Cardiff Rod Mill[1]
2) Teesside Steelmaster[2]		 West Coast Railways
D6803 37103 37511 37607 Stockton Haulage[1]
D6804 37104 Cut by Raxstar, April 2000
D6805 37105 37796 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, February 2009
D6806 37106 Cut by EWS, Wigan, August 2000
D6807 37107 Fury[3] Cut by EWS, Wigan, December 1998
D6808 37108 37325 Lanarkshire Steel[1] Privately preserved at Crewe Heritage Centre
D6809 37109 Privately preserved at East Lancashire Railway
D6810 37110 Cut by Raxstar, May 2000
D6811 37111 37326 Glengarnock[1] Cut by HNRC, July 2003
D6812 37112 37510 Europhoenix (Leased to Rail Operations Group)
D6813 37113 Radio Highland[10] Cut by MC Metals, Edinburgh, August 1995
D6814 37114 1) Dunrobin Castle[1]
2) City of Worcester[2]		 Cut by EMR, Kingsbury, January 2008
D6815 37115 37514 37609 Direct Rail Services
D6816 37116 1) Comet[3]
2) Sister Dora[4]		 Colas Rail
D6817 37117 37521 English China Clays[4] Locomotive Services Limited
D6818 37118 37359 Cut by HNRC, January 2005
D6819 37283 37895
D6820 37120 37887 Castell Caerffilli / Caerphilly Castle[2] Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, April 2008
D6821 37121 37677 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, October 2008
D6822 37122 37692 The Lass O` Ballochmyle[2] Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, July 2009
D6823 37123 37679 Privately preserved at Burton Wagon Works
D6824 37124 37894 Cut by EMR, Kingsbury, August 2008
D6825 37125 37904 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, November 2004
D6826 37126 37676 West Coast Railways
D6827 37127 37370 Cut by CF Booth, September 2005
D6828 37128 37330 Cut by TJ Thomson, November 2001
D6829 37129 37669 West Coast Railways
D6830 37130 37681 Cut at Crewe Works, August 1995
D6831 37131 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, April 2007
D6832 37132 37673 Cut by EMR, Kingsbury, May 2008
D6833 37133 Cut by HNRC, November 2004
D6834 37134 37684 Peak National Park[2] Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham
D6835 37135 37888 L024 L31 Petrolea[1]
D6836 37136 37905 1) Vulcan Enterprise[1]
2) Mirrlees Pioneer		 Preserved at Watercress Line
D6837 37137 37312 Clyde Iron[1] Cut by TJ Thomson, July 2006
D6838 37138 025032 Cut by HNRC, July 2004
D6839 37139 Cut by TJ Thomson, February 2004
D6840 37140 Cut by EWS, July 2001
D6841 37141 Cut by HNRC, February 2005
D6842 37142 Preserved at Bodmin & Wenford Railway[14]
D6843 37143 37800 L025 L33 1) Glo Cymru[1]
2} Cassiopeia		 Europhoenix (Leased to Rail Operations Group)
D6844 37144 Cut by Sims Metals Metals, October 2003
D6845 37145 37313 37382 Cut by Raxstar, April 2000
D6846 37146 Europhoenix
D6847 37147 37371 Cut by EWS, June 2001
D6848 37148 37902 British Steel Llanwern Cut by Sims Metals Metals, April 2005
D6849 37149 37892 Ripple Lane[1] Cut, January 2008
D6850 37150 37901 Mirrlees Pioneer[1] Europhoenix
D6851 37151 37667 1) Wensleydale[1]
2) Meldon Quarry Centenary[4]		 Locomotive Services Limited
D6852 37152 37310 British Steel Ravenscraig[1] Privately preserved[15] at Peak Rail
D6853 37153 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, January 2003
D6854 37154 Sabre[3] Cut by EWS, Wigan, July 2000
D6855 37155 37897 Cut by EMR, Kingsbury, February 2008
D6856 37156 37311 British Steel Hunterstone[1] Cut by EWS, Wigan, January 2000
D6857 37157 37695 Cut by Ron Hull Jr, Rotherham, April 2008
D6858 37158 Cut by HNRC, April 2008
D6859 37159 37372 Baby Deltic Project
D6860 37160 37373 Lightning[3] Cut by MRJ Philips, July 1997
D6861 37161 37899 L022 L21 County of West Glamorgan / Sir Gorllewin Morgannwg[10] Cut at Madrid, Spain, July 2003
D6862 37162 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, December 2005
D6863 37163 37802 L32 Cut in Spain, July 2003
D6864 37164 37675 1) William Cookworthy[1]
2) Margam TMD[3]		 Cut by EMR, Kingsbury
D6865 37165 37374 West Coast Railways
D6866 37166 37891 Cut by EMR, Attercliffe
D6867 37167 37383 37383 Cut by HNRC, January 2008
D6868 37168 37890 The Railway Observer[2] Cut by Ron Hull Jr, Rotherham
D6869 37169 37674 St Blaise Church 1445-1995[4] Privately preserved
D6870 37170 97302 Network Rail
D6871 37171 37690 37611 Pegasus Europhoenix (Leased to Rail Operations Group)
D6872 37172 37686 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, April 2006
D6873 37173 37801 L032 L29 Aberthaw / Aberddawan[1]
D6874 37174 Cut by EMR, Kingsbury, April 2008
D6875 37175 Colas Rail
D6876 37176 37883 L28
D6877 37177 37885 L033 L24 Cut at Madrid, Spain, July 2003
D6878 37178 97303 Meteor[3] Network Rail
D6879 37179 37691 37612 HNRC
D6880 37180 37886 Sir Dyfed / County of Dyfed
D6881 37181 37687 37610 1) The Malcolm Group
2) T.S. Cassady		 HNRC
D6882 37182 37670 St Blazey T&RS Depot[2]
D6883 37183 37884 L34 1) Gartcosh[4]
2) Cepheus		 Europhoenix (Leased to Rail Operations Group)
D6884 37184 Cut by TJ Thomson, September 2001
D6885 37185 1) Buccaneer[3]
2) Lea & Perrins[2]		 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, January 2006
D6886 37186 37898 Cwmbargoed DP[2]
D6887 37187 37683
D6888 37188 Jimmy Shand[1]
D6889 37189 37672 Freight Transport Association[1] Cut by TJ Thomson
D6890 37190 37314 Dalzell[1] Preserved at One:ONe Collection, Margate[16]
D6891 37191 Cut by EWS, January 2001
D6892 37192 37694 The Lass O` Ballochmyle[10]
D6893 37193 37375 Cut by EMR, Kingsbury, January 2008
D6894 37194 British International Freight Association[10]
D6895 37195 37689 Cut by EMR, Attercliffe
D6896 37196 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, May 2009
D6897 37197
D6898 37198 Network Rail
D6899 37199 37376 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, February 2006
D6900 37200 37377 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, October 2009
D6901 37201 Saint Margaret[2] Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, March 2009
D6902 37202 37331 Cut by HNRC, August 2003
D6903 37203 Cut by Ron Hull Jr, Rotherham
D6904 37204 37378 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, June 1996
D6905 37205 37688 1) Great Rocks[1]
2) Kingmoor TMD
D6906 37206 37906 Star of the East Privately preserved at Battlefield Line Railway
D6907 37207 William Cookworthy Preserved at Barrow Hill
D6908 37208 37803 Cut by EMR, Kingsbury, July 2007
D6909 37209 Phantom[3] Cut by HNRC, July 2002
D6910 37210 37693 1) Sir William Arrol[10]
2) Saint Margaret		 Cut by EMR, Attercliffe
D6911 37211 Cut by EMR, Kingsbury, July 2007
D6912 37212 Cut by Raxstar, February 2004
D6913 37213 Cut by TJ Thomson, May 2003
D6914 37214 Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway
D6915 37215 D6915 Preserved by The Growler Group[17] at Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway
D6916 37216 Great Eastern[2] Privately preserved at Pontypool and Blaenavon Railway[18]
D6917 37217 97304 John Tiley Network Rail
D6918 37218 Direct Rail Services
D6919 37219 Shirley Ann Smith Colas Rail
D6920 37220 Westerleigh[10] Cut by EMR, Kingsbury, September 2007
D6921 37221 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, May 2009
D6922 37222 Cut by TJ Thomson, August 2008
D6923 37223 Cut by Sims Metals Metals, March 2003
D6924 37224 37680 Cut by TJ Thomson
D6925 37225 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, June 2004
D6926 37226 37379 1) Ipswich WRD[2]
2)Ipswich WRD Quality Assured[4]		 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, January 2008
D6927 37227 Preserved at Chinnor and Princes Risborough Railway[19]
D6928 37228 37696
D6929 37229 1) The Cardiff Rod Mill[1]
2) Jonty Jarvis
D6930 37230 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, January 2006
D6931 37231 37896 Cut by Ron Hull Jr, Rotherham
D6932 37232 Institution of Railway Signal Engineers[10] Cut by EWS, March 2000
D6933 37233 37889 Cut by HNRC, March 2007
D6934 37234 37685 West Coast Railways
D6935 37235 Coal Merchants Association of Scotland[1] Cut by HNRC, April 2008
D6936 37236 37682 Hartlepool Pipe Mill[4] Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, November 2016
D6937 37237 37893
D6938 37238 Spitfire II[3] Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, March 2009
D6939 37239 37332 The Coal Merchants Association of Scotland[2] Cut by HNRC, June 2000
D6940 37240 Golden Heart[3] Preserved by Boden Rail Engineering[20]
D6941 37241 Cut by TJ Thomson, September 2001
D6942 37242 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, February 2006
D6943 37243 37697 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, March 2006
D6944 37244 Cut by EWS, November 2000
D6945 37245 Cut by EWS, September 2000
D6946 37246 37698 Coedbach[1] Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham
D6947 37247 37671 Tre Pol & Pen[1] Cut by EMR, Attercliffe
D6948 37248 1) Midland Railway Centre[4]
2) Loch Arkaig		 Privately preserved at Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway
D6949 37249 37903 Cut by v, October 2005
D6950 37250 Gladiator[3] Privately preserved at Wensleydale Railway
D6951 37251 The Northern Lights[2] Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, September 2001
D6952 37252 Cut by HNRC, July 2002
D6953 37253 37699 Cut at Crewe Works, July 1997
D6954 37254 1) Driver Robin Prince MBE
2) Cardiff Canton		 Colas Rail
D6955 37255 Privately preserved[21] at Great Central Railway[22]
D6956 37256 37678 Cut by EMR, Kingsbury, June 2007
D6957 37257 37668 Leyburn[1] West Coast Railways
D6958 37258 37384 Cut by HNRC, November 2005
D6959 37259 37380 Direct Rail Services
D6960 37260 Radio Highland[1] Cut by MC Metals, Glasgow, September 1991
D6961 37261 Caithness[1] Privately preserved at Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway
D6962 37262 Dounreay[1] Cut by Sims Metals Metals, February 2004
D6963 37263 Privately preserved at Telford Steam Railway[23]
D6964 37264 Privately preserved at North Yorkshire Moors Railway[24]
D6965 37265 37430 Cwmbrân[1] Cut by EMR, Kingsbury, May 2008
D6966 37266 37422 1) Robert F. Fairlie Locomotive Engineer 1831-1885[2]
2) Cardiff Canton		 Direct Rail Services
D6967 37267 37421 1) Strombidae[10]
2) The Kingsman[2]		 Colas Rail
D6968 37268 37401 1) Mary Queen of Scots[1]
2) The Royal Scotsman		 Direct Rail Services
D6969 37269 37417 1) Highland Region[1]
2) Rail[4]
3) Richard Trevithick
D6970 37270 37409 1) Loch Awe[1]
2) Lord Hinton		 Direct Rail Services
D6971 37271 37418 1) An Comunn Gaedhealach[1]
2) Pectinidae[10]
3) East Lancashire Railway[2]		 Privately owned (Hired to Colas Rail)
D6972 37272 37431 1) Sir Powys / County of Powys[1]
2) Bullidae[10]		 Cut by EWS, August 2000
D6973 37273 37410 Aluminium 100[1] Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, March 2013[25]
D6974 37274 37402 1) Oor Wullie[1]
2) Bont y Bermo[2]
3) Stephen Middlemore 23.12.1954-8.6.2013		 Direct Rail Services
D6975 37275 1) Stainless Pioneer[10]
2) Oor Wullie[2]		 Preserved at Dartmouth Steam Railway
D6976 37276 37413 1) Loch Eil Outward Bound[1]
2) The Scottish Railway Preservation Society[4]
D6977 37277 37415 Mt Etna[3]
D6978 37278 Cut by TJ Thomson, May 2003
D6979 37279 37424 37558 Isle of Mull[10]
Avro Vulcan XH558		 Direct Rail Services
D6980 37280 Cut at Old Oak Common, April 1997
D6981 37281 37428 David Lloyd George[1]
D6982 37282 37405 Strathclyde Region[1] Direct Rail Services
D6983 Cut by Hayes, Bridgend, June 1966
D6984 37284 37381 Cut by Raxstar, May 2000
D6985 37285 37335 Cut by Raxstar, May 2000
D6986 37286 37404 1) Ben Cruachan[1]
2) Loch Long[4]		 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, January 2002
D6987 37287 37414 Cathays C&W works 1846-1993[2] Cut by TJ Thomson, March 2009
D6988 37288 37427 1) Bont y Bermo[1]
2) Highland Enterprise
D6989 37289 37408 1) Loch Rannoch[1]
2) Nick Dodson / Sue Dodson
3) Cwmbran		 Cut by EMR, Kingsbury, January 2008
D6990 37290 37411 1) Institution of Railway Signal Engineers[1]
2) Tŷ Hafan[4]
3) Caerphilly Castle
D6991 37291 37419 1) Mt Pinatubo[3]
2) Carl Haviland 1954 - 2012		 Direct Rail Services
D6992 37292 37425 1) Sir Robert McAlpine / Concrete Bob[1]
2) Pride of the Valleys		 Direct Rail Services
D6993 37293 Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, February 2009
D6994 37294 Preserved by Dales Diesel Group at Embsay & Bolton Abbey Railway
D6995 37295 37406 The Saltire Society[1]
D6996 37296 37423 1) Sir Murray Morrison 1873-1948
Pioneer of the British Aluminium Industry[1]
2) Spirit of the Lakes		 Direct Rail Services
D6997 37297 37420 The Scottish Hosteller[1] Cut by Ron Hull Jr, Rotherham, February 2008
D6998 37298 Victor[3] Cut by CF Booth, Rotherham, February 2006
D6999 37299 37426 1) Mt Vesuvius[3]
2) Y Lein Fach / Vale of Rheidol[1]

See also

British Rail Class 37#Preservation for details, including liveries, of preserved locomotives

Notes
  1. Name never carried in traffic.
  2. Names allocated but plates never fitted.
  3. 37026 was named Loch Awe at Glasgow Queen Street on 6 October 1981.[12]
  4. 37027 was named Loch Eil at Glasgow Queen Street on 6 October 1981.[12]
  5. 37043 was named Loch Lomond at Glasgow Queen Street on 6 October 1981.[12]
  6. 37081 was named Loch Long at Glasgow Queen Street on 6 October 1981.[12]

References
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  2. Marsden, Colin J; Ford, Darren (1995). 1995 Traction Guide. Railway Magazine. pp. 25–31.
  3. Unofficial name, often applied by depot staff.
  4. Webster, Neil; Fox, Peter (1999). British Railways & Coaching Stock. Sheffield: Platform 5. pp. 37–53. ISBN 1902336070.
  5. Harris, Roger (2002). The Allocation History of BR Diesels & Electrics (Part Three). Roger Harris, Bromsgrove, UK.
  6. "About The Class 37 Locomotive Group". Class37.co.uk. Retrieved 24 May 2021.
  7. "Class 37 Locomotive Group". C37lg.co.uk. Retrieved 25 March 2014.
  8. "Class37.co.uk".
  9. Scottish 37 Group Archived 7 February 2007 at the Wayback Machine
  10. Webster, Neil; Fox, Peter (1991). Motive Power Pocket Book. Sheffield: Platform 5. pp. 29–33. ISBN 1-872524-28-1.
  11. "37025". Scottish 37 Group. 25 July 2017. Retrieved 24 May 2021.
  12. "Four 'Lochs' named in Scotland". Rail Enthusiast. EMAP National Publications. December 1982 – January 1982. p. 57. ISSN 0262-561X. OCLC 49957965.
  13. 37097 "Old Fettercairn" Archived 20 November 2008 at the Wayback Machine crdg.co.uk
  14. 37142 Archived 5 July 2008 at the Wayback Machine bodminandwenfordrailway.co.uk
  15. 37152 peakraildiesels
  16. Bailes, Kathy (4 August 2021). "New locomotive exhibit arrives at 1:1 Museum project in Margate". The Isle Of Thanet News.
  17. "37215 in BR service". The Growler Group. Retrieved 24 May 2021.
  18. "Stock List". Blaenavon's Heritage Railway. Retrieved 24 May 2021.
  19. "Locomotives". C&PR Railway. Retrieved 24 May 2021.
  20. "Class 37 locomotive to return to the mainline? D6940's new home announced". Rail Advent. 17 December 2018. Retrieved 24 May 2021.
  21. Taylor, Paul. "Locomotives - 37255". Archived from the original on 24 June 2012.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: unfit URL (link) gcrailway.co.uk
  22. "37255". Great Central railway. Retrieved 24 May 2021.
  23. "Our Rolling Stock". Telford Steam Railway. Retrieved 24 May 2021.
  24. "BR Class 37 No. 37264". North Yorkshire Moors Railway. Retrieved 24 May 2021.
  25. "37410". Class37.co.uk. Retrieved 23 May 2021.

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