Commonwealth Railways NDH class railcar

NDH1 was purchased by Mile End Railway Museum in 1983 but the carriage was never collected because NDH1 was in a very poor condition.[8] NDH2 was offered for sale by tender in 1979 at Whyalla and was sold to a private owner who converted the carriage into a dining car and renamed it 'Duke of Gloucester'. NDH2 was then sold to a private owner in Western Victoria in 2013.[9] Shortly after NDH3 was withdrawn, it was sold to a former heritage park, Homestead Park in Port Augusta. The carriage was then purchased by the Pichi Richi Railway at an unknown date.[10] NDH4 was offered for sale by tender in 1979 at Whyalla and is likely to have been scrapped in 1980.[11] At an unknown date, a private owner purchased NDH5 to be located at Berrimah as a place of residence.[12] NDH6 was sold to a restaurant in Darwin called 'The Train on Gardiner Street' and sold again in 2005 to the Adelaide River Heritage Centre.[13]