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Originally Posted by chrisgrove
The nearest I have got, though the shape of the bottom of the windscreen is not quite right, is the Thornycroft ZS/TC4, possibly the RAF generator version. I don't suppose they changed the windscreen shape during production (says he hopefully).
Could it be a shunting engine? I'm not into locomotives!
Chris
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Hi Chris,
I spotted the steering wheel and mirror also so can rule out being a diesel shunter. If you zoom up the photo you will see what looks like the letters LMS on the door, so could be a railway lorry on an adjacent platform. As to make, I would give a wild guess of Thornycroft or Albion.
regards, Richard
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