Farish 374-785B BR Mk1 CCT Covered Carriage Truck BR Maroon - N Gauge UKBUS6536 and the pairs of large

and the pairs of large loading doors on each side which allowed the vehicles to be used to convey much more than motor vehicles namely parcels

WCRC Maroon

including an example that went to the Railway Technical Centre (RTC)

Basingstoke

and on train modes

Farish 374-785B BR Mk1 CCT Covered Carriage Truck BR Maroon - N Gauge UKBUS6536 and the pairs of largeFarish 374 785B BR Mk1 CCT Covered Carriage Truck BR Maroon N Gauge Upon Nationalisation, British Railways inherited a number of different types of Covered Carriage Trucks (CCTs), but all shared a common purpose they were designed to carry a motor vehicle, and with the growing trend of car ownership, BR sought to boost its inherited fleet by building 822 CCTs to its own design. Classified as the Mk1 CCT, the vehicles were essentially shorter, 4 wheel