Class 88

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Class 88 may refer to: *British Rail Class 88 (unbuilt), Originally a proposed electric variant of the Class 58 *British Rail Class 88, Electro-diesel locomotive class *DRG Class 88, a class of German, 0-4-0T, goods train, tank locomotives operated by the Deutsche Reichsbahn comprising: ** Class 88.0: BBÖ 184 ** Class 88.0: Mainz harbour railway Nos. 3 to 5 ** Class 88.70: LBE T 1 ** Class 88.71-72: Bavarian D IV ** Class 88.71 II : BBÖ 189 ** Class 88.72 II : EWA IId ** Class 88.73: Palatine T 1 ** Class 88.74: Württemberg T ** Class 88.75: Baden I b, Baden I e ** Class 88.76: Bremen harbour railway No. 4a * Pacific National 88 class narrow gauge diesel locomotive.

Class 88 may refer to: British Rail Class 88 (unbuilt), Originally a proposed electric variant of the Class 58 British Rail Class 88, Electro-diesel locomotive class DRG Class 88, a class of German, 0-4-0T, goods train, tank locomotives operated by the Deutsche Reichsbahn comprising: Class 88.0: BBÖ 184 Class 88.0: Mainz harbour railway Nos. 3 to 5 Class 88.70: LBE T 1 Class 88.71-72: Bavarian D IV Class 88.71 II : BBÖ 189 Class 88.72 II : EWA IId Class 88.73: Palatine T 1 Class 88.74: Württemberg T Class 88.75: Baden I b, Baden I e Class 88.76: Bremen harbour railway No. 4a Pacific National 88 class narrow gauge diesel locomotive.

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