This small group of wagons were inherited by the W.A.G.R. when the G.S.R. was taken over in 1896. They were much shorter than the early W.A.G.R. sheep wagons being only 14'-0" long and were numbered 4382 - 4385 by the W.A.G.R. They appear to be identical to the original MRWA D class wagons and could be the missing four from that class. They were written off as follows: 1950 4382, 4385 written off 1953 4383 written off 1954 4384 written off Superficially they were quite long lived but they may in fact have been replaced by standard C class wagons in the early years of the 20th century. Further photographic evidence will be needed to confirm this. The equivalent MRWA wagons were rebuilt before the second world war.     The outline diagram below is the WAGR diagram for these GSR wagons.

C4384 blown up from State Library of WA 9197B/173

Other Sheep trucks The W.A.G.R.'s other sheep trucks were classes C (other types), CA, CX, CXA, and CXB and the bogie vehicles in Classes S, SA, SA (later SX) and SXT