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    A4 owner should be assisted in keeping it running

    Apr 07, 2020 3 minutes

    IN Heritage Railway Issue 264, two pages are taken up telling readers that A4 Union of South Africa is very likely to end up, like its siblings Nos. 60008, 60010 and 60022, stuffed and mounted in some shed.

    While I do recognise that, as owner of No. 60009, John Cameron has every right to do whatever he likes with his property, if he simply doesn’t have the wherewithal to maintain it

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