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"Y" Class
The "Y" Class locomotive, built by Clyde Engineering in the 60s, was a general purpose diesel-electric locomotive which utilised the bogies and motors retrieved from scrapped 'Swing Door' suburban EMU sets. Mainly used for shunting operations and branch line services, they were also occasionally used on mainline goods and pass services. The power of these units is 640hp. More Information.

Y101

Y101 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Pete Perry.

Y103

Y103 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Rod Tonkin.

Y105

Y105 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Pete Perry.

Y106

Y106 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Pete Perry.

Y107

Y107 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Bob Richardson.

Y108

Y108 is now owned by 707 Operations. Last sighted 25th February 2005 stored, South Dynon yard, Melbourne.

Y109

Y109 features "El Zorro's" 'grey, orange and yellow' livery. Y109's car body has been replaced with Y145's, thus it has been renumbered Y145. It is now owned by the Yarra Valley Railway (YVR). Last sighted 22nd January 2010 stabled, latched to an ex-West Coast Railway brake van, Ballarat North Workshops front stabling yard.

Y110

Y110 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Frank Hinde.

Y111

Y111 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Pete Perry.

Y112

Y112 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Bob Richardson.

Y113

Y113 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Ron Woods.

Y114

Y114 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Pete Perry.

Y115

Y115 features "Freight Australia" 'green and yellow' livery. It is now owned by Regional Connect. Last sighted 11th February 2005 shunting, North Dynon yard, Melbourne.

Y117

Y117 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Pete Perry.

Y118

Y118 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Bob Richardson.

Y119

Y119 features "Freight Australia" 'green and yellow' livery however the 'Freight Australia' logos have been covered with 'Pacific National' logos. It is now owned by Regional Connect. Last sighted 29th April 2023 stabled, Seymour Railway Heritage Centre.

Y120

Y120 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Pete Perry.

Y121

Y121 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Bob Richardson.

Y122

Y122 has been scrapped. Last sighted 16th April 2005 stabled, South Dynon yard, Melbourne.

Y123

Y123 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Pete Perry.

Y124

Y124 still in "V/line" 'tangerine' livery. It is now owned by Pacific National. Last sighted 17th May 2005 shunting, South Dynon yard, Melbourne.

Y125

Y125 still in "V/line" 'tangerine' livery. It is now owned by DERMPAV. Last sighted 11th March 2024 stored, Newport Workshops yard sidings.

Y126

Y126 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Bob Richardson.

Y127

Y127 now refeatures "V/line" 'tangerine' livery. It is owned and operated by 707 Operations. Last sighted 11th March 2024 stabled, Newport workshops yard sidings, Steamrail Victoria, Newport Workshops open days, Newport.

Y128

Y128 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Frank Hinde.

Y129

Y129 now features "Public Transport Victoria's" 'violet, white and yellow' livery (not pictured). It is owned by V/Line Passenger. Last sighted 2nd February 2005 idle, Spencer St. station, Melbourne.

Y130

Y130 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Bob Richardson.

Y131

Y131 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Bob Richardson.

Y132

Y132 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Geoff Winkler.

Y133

Y133 in original Victorian Railways "VR" 'blue and yellow' livery. It is owned by Victrack Heritage and allocated to the Victorian Goldfields Railway (VGR). Last sighted 30th November 2019 Down light engine, Castlemaine (VGR) yard sidings.

Y135

Y135 features original Victorian Railways "VR" 'blue and yellow' livery with 'SGR' logos. Once owned by South Gippsland Railway, it is now owned by the Yarra Valley Railway (YVR). Last sighted 4th March 2006 stabled, Korumburra station stabling yards.

Y137

Y137 still in "V/line" 'tangerine' livery. It is owned by Victrack Heritage and allocated to the Australian Railway Historical Society (ARHS). It is on static display in the Australian Railway Historical Society museum, Newport.

Y138

Y138 has been scrapped. Last sighted 25th February 2005 stored, South Dynon yard, Melbourne.

Y139

Y139 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Rod Williams.

Y140

Y140 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Pete Perry.

Y141

Y141 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Bob Richardson.

Y142

Y142 features "Freight Australia" 'green and yellow' livery. It is now owned by Victorian Goldfields Railway (VGR). Last sighted 30th November 2019 Down light engine (dead attached), leading T385 and T386, Victorian Goldfields Railway yard sidings, Castlemaine.

Y144

Y144 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Bob Richardson.

Y145

Y145 has been scrapped. The car body of Y145 was used to rebuild Y109, thus Y109 has been renumbered Y145. Last sighted 3rd June 2005, El Zorro maintenence yard, Newport, Melbourne.

Y146

Y146 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Bob Richardson.

Y147

Y147 features "Freight Australia" 'green and yellow' livery. It is now owned by Victorian Goldfields Railway. Last sighted 30th November 2019 Down light engine (dead attached), leading Y157 and Y142 (both also dead attached), T385 and T386, Victorian Goldfields Railway yard sidings, Castlemaine.

Y149

Y149 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Pete Perry.

Y150

Y150 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Rod Williams.

Y151

Y151 now features "Regional Connect" 'green and grey' livery (not pictured). It is now owned by Regional Connect. Last sighted 3rd July 2005 stabled, standard gauge turntable, South Dynon yard, Melbourne.

Y152

Y152 has been scrapped. Last sighted 19th July 2013 Up light engine, heading into South Dynon, Melbourne.

Y153

Y153 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Bob Richardson.

Y154

Y154 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Bob Richardson.

Y155

Y155 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Rod Williams.

Y156

Y156 now features "Public Transport Victoria's" 'violet, white and yellow' livery (not pictured). It is owned by V/Line Passenger. Last sighted 25th January 2005 stabled latched to container/flats, Geelong station platform sidings.

Y157

Y157 features "Freight Australia" 'green and yellow' livery. It is now owned by Victorian Goldfields Railway (VGR). Last sighted 30th November 2019 Down light engine (dead attached), leading T385 and T386, Victorian Goldfields Railway yard sidings, Castlemaine.

Y158

Y158 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Rod Williams.

Y159

Y159 features original Victorian Railways "VR" 'blue and yellow' livery. It is now owned by Daylesford Spa Country Railway. Last sighted 26th December 2004 stabled, Daylesford station platform sidings.

Y160

Y160 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Pete Perry.

Y161

Y161 now features "Public Transport Victoria's" 'violet, white and yellow' livery (not pictured). It is owned by V/Line Passenger. Last sighted 2nd February 2005 idle, Spencer St. station yard, Melbourne.

Y162

Y162 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Bob Richardson.

Y163

Y163 now features "Public Transport Victoria's" 'violet, white and yellow' livery (not pictured). It is owned by V/Line Passenger. Last sighted 3rd June 2005 idle, bank sidings, Dudley St. Melbourne.

Y164

Y164 features original Victorian Railways "VR" 'blue and yellow' livery. It is now owned by Victrack Heritage and allocated to Steamrail Victoria. Last sighted 11th May 2013 stabled, Steamrail Ballarat's, Ballarat East yard leading a gondola. Photo courtesy Steamrail Victoria.

Y165

Y165 features "Freight Australia" 'green and yellow' livery however the 'Freight Australia' logos have been covered with 'Pacific National' logos. Last sighted 2nd November 2007 stabled, Tottenham yard sidings.

Y166

Y166 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Pete Perry.

Y167

Y167 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Pete Perry.

Y168

Y168 still features "V/line" 'tangerine' livery. It is now owned and operated by Diesel Electric Rail Motor Association of Victoria Inc (DERMPAV). Last sighted 28th August 2011 stabled, latched to a brake van and Metro "X'Trapolis" car transfers, Ballarat North workshops front stabling yard.

Y169

Y169 features "Freight Australia" 'green and yellow' livery. It is now owned by Regional Connect. Last sighted 13th July 2005 idle, North Dynon Yard, Melbourne.

Y170

Y170 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Pete Perry.

Y171

Y171 features "Freight Australia" 'green and yellow' livery. It is now owned by Regional Connect. Last sighted 2nd December 2005 Down freight hauling empty log flats, leaving freight sidings opposite North Shore station.

Y172

Y172 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Pete Perry.

Y173

Y173 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Rod Williams.

Y174

Y174 features "Freight Australia" 'green and yellow' livery. It is now owned by Regional Connect. This Locomotive has remote control capabilities. Last sighted 6th March 2005 idle, South Dynon yard, Melbourne.

Y175

Y175 has been scrapped. Photo courtesy Bob Richardson.

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