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Diesel Railcar Number of views as of 17th July 2018 = 650. Diesel 'Railcars' or Diesel Multiple Units (DMUs) such as this one began to replace steam engines on the British railway network in the late 1950s. This particular unit is a class 117 and is pictured at Cheltenham Racecourse station on the Gloucestershire & Warwickshire Railway. 123 of these units were built by the Pressed Steel Company from 1959 onwards, and some remained in service with British Rail until the year 2000. Powered by two Leyland diesel engines and capable of a maximum speed of 70 miles per hour, the standard configuration was to run two powered units, back to back, with an un-powered carriage in the middle. Date: 27th May 2014.

An abandoned railcar track maintenance speeder built by Beilhack in 1958 for Peloponnese Railways, in the disused Tripoli Station yard, Greece

Disused & derelict Linke Hofmann metre gauge railcar DMU at Tripoli railway station yard, Peloponnese, Greece

Transferoviar Călători (TFC) DMU ex German Railways type 614 type diesel multiple unit, at Gare Du Nord main railway station, Bucharest, Romania

An abandoned railcar track maintenance speeder built by Beilhack in 1958 for Peloponnese Railways, in the disused Tripoli Station yard, Greece

An ink grunge painting of a haunted locomotive.

Disused & derelict Linke Hofmann metre gauge railcar DMU at Tripoli railway station yard, Peloponnese, Greece

Inky painting of a train chugging down the railroad tracks.

A trip with an old veteran railcar on the Sewdisch narrow-gauge track, at Västervik

Dissecting industry. The wheel section of a tank car. Saint Paul, Minnesota USA have oil will travel | Matthew Blum

Faster than fast.

A cute design with the Japanese word for minecart (トロッコ, torokko)

A cute design with the Japanese word for minecart (トロッコ, torokko)

Young boys shoveling zinc ore from a railcar near Big Bonanza Mine. Aurora, Missouri. 1910.

This yellow boxcar was used to transport powder kegs. It now sits at Hagley Museum enjoying its retirement away from explosive cargo.

Old rusty train car