British Rail Class 300

Class 300 was allocated to a proposed fleet of parcels-carrying electric multiple units, which were to be converted from former Class 307 units.

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British Rail Class 300 Media

British Rail Class 307 train at London Liverpool Street station. The frosted windows show the location of the toilets. The second carriage includes some first-class seating.
Refurbished British Railways Class 307 train showing the special headboard carried at the launch of the first refurbished train.
The front of a refurbished British Railways Class 307 train without the headboard. Part of a Class 315 train can be seen behind.
Side view of a refurbished British Railways Class 307 train, showing that it has also been repainted in blue/grey livery and that the first-class seating has been relocated and converted from compartment with side corridor to 'open' format
Interior of a refurbished British Railways Class 307 train showing the high capacity 2+3 standard/second class seating
Propelling Control Vehicle, NAA 94308 propelling a train into Plymouth station on 29 August 2003. This vehicle is painted in unbranded Rail Express Systems livery.