Old clerestory coach

[Chris Janisch]

Seen languishing in the Bellville yards- a forlorn but priceless clerestory saloon. Whoever owns it has little use for it..
Note the little trolley turntable behind the coach.

[Dylan Knott]

We have requested it for preservation. Another two has been discovered at Langlaagte and Ladysmith. Built as an Officers Caboose they were later replaced by steel cabooses. Has character.

[Stefan Andrzejewski]

Is that some form of turntable in the 2nd photo?

[Gabor Kovacs]

Very surprisingly in good condition

[Nathan Berelowitz]

Peter Stow should have record of this one. Very nice example.

[Derek Walker]

While passing Millsite yesterdy a I spotted what looked like an intact clerestory coach on the far side of the diesel depot, near the gate that leads down to the mainline tracks, its inbetween a few petrol tankers. There are also 2 (possibly 3) steel bodied mainline coaches at a substation just before Witpoortjie station, it looks like they have been incorporated into some sort of workshop. Kevin, maybe we should look at Millsite as a destination one day as discussed.

[Nathan Berelowitz]

Those turntables were usually for the inspection trolleys. There was one still visible at Pretoria station and at Koedoespoort station.

[Derek Walker]

These are the coaches at MIllsite that I spotted on my last trip to Magaliesburg.

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It has number 7511 on it. The other had no discernable number

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[Derek Walker]

These are the coaches near Witpoortjie station, there are 3 of them in total. Only 1 has a number on it (naturally its the one I cant access...) but I think it is 22185.

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