Three retired drivers were given the opportunity to drive Liverpool 869.
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Roger Webster at the controls of 869.
Malcolm Wright with Geoff and Hazel Quarmby and Roger Webster. Geoff and I were members of the overhead line team and attended the Museum on Sunday afternoons and Wednesday evenings for more than twenty years.
Geoff driving 869.
Finally Brian Longworth and Keith Terry, now a sprightly octogenarian. I first met Keith 50 years ago when he was a student at Matlock College and I was the schoolboy who delivered his newspaper.
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