Preserved AB Class Locomotives
| Key: | In service | Out of service | Auckland Transport service | Preserved | Overhaul | Scrapped |
|---|
| Number | Builder | Introduced | Withdrawn | Current status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 608 | NZR Addington | 01915-10-01October 1915 | 01967-10-01October 1967 | Undergoing restoration | NZRLS on lease to Steam Incorporated, Paekakariki. |
| 663 | NZR Addington | 01917-12-01December 1917 | 01969-07-01July 1969 | Operational and mainline certified | Preserved, Mainline Steam, Plimmerton. |
| 699 | A & G Price | 01922-08-01August 1922 | 01968-03-01March 1968 | Operational | Preserved, Pleasant Point Museum and Railway. |
| 745 | North British Loco. | 01922-07-01July 1922 | 01957-01-01January 1957 | Undergoing restoration | The Taranaki Flyer Society Inc. (Stratford, Taranaki, New Zealand) |
| 778 | NZR Addington | 01925-09-01September 1925 | 01969-07-01July 1969 | Operational | Preserved, Kingston Flyer. |
| 795 | NZR Hillside | 01927-05-01May 1927 | 01969-07-01July 1969 | Operational | Preserved, Kingston Flyer. Originally built as a Wab class locomotive. |
| 832 | North British Loco. | 01925-07-01July 1925 | 01967-12-01December 1967 | Awaiting restoration | MOTAT on lease to Glenbrook Vintage Railway, Auckland. |
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