Fleet → Class 483
About the Class 483
The Class 483 is a multiple unit built by Metro-Cammell in 1938. Most of the class is now preserved or out of traffic. The register lists 5: 5 preserved. The largest holders are London Transport Traction Group (2), East Somerset Railway (1) and Isle of Wight Steam Railway (1), with 1 other holding the rest.
5 in the register 5 preserved
Units
| Unit | Operator | Status | Last worked | Last seen at |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 483009 | East Somerset Railway | Preserved | never seen | 1 Car Preserved, other stripped for spares |
| 483008 | London Transport Traction Group | Preserved | never seen | |
| 483007 | Isle of Wight Steam Railway | Preserved | never seen | |
| 483006 | London Transport Traction Group | Preserved | never seen | |
| 483004 | The House of Chilli - Hale Common, Isle of Wight | Preserved | never seen |
Operators
Who runs them, and how many each holds. The subclasses link to that operator's own page for the type.
| Operator | ATOC | Units | Subclasses |
|---|---|---|---|
| London Transport Traction Group | 2 | 483/0 | |
| East Somerset Railway | 1 | 483/0 | |
| Isle of Wight Steam Railway | 1 | 483/0 | |
| The House of Chilli - Hale Common, Isle of Wight | 1 | 483/0 |
Liveries
What the class wears, across every operator. Units whose livery the register does not record are left out rather than counted as unliveried.
| Livery | Units |
|---|---|
| London Transport Red | 5 |