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This Type 17 Wickham Trolley was built by Wickham of Ware in 1934 as Works Number 1580, and originally used by the LNER. It is powered by a J.A. Prestwich & Co (JAP) 1100cc V twin petrol engine, similar to those used in motorcycles or Morgan three wheel sports cars of that era.

==Service==The Highley Station website suggests that this trolley was obtained by delivered to the LNER at Whittlesea on 19 July 1934, where it was given the SVR from B.R.'s Northampton engineer's depot in November 1968running number 748. <ref name=Highley>Highley Station website</ref> It This type of trolley was restored to full working order used in 2008. More details of the service history as railway engineering personnel carriers, transporting PW working parties and pictures of the restoration can be found on materials to sites along the Highley Station websiteline.

==Preservation==The trolley was obtained by the SVR from B.R.'s Northampton engineer's depot in November 1968.<ref name=Highley/> It was photographed at Hampton Loade in 2005, carrying the markings "P-Way Dept, Bewdley".<ref>[http://www.ontrackplant.com/photo/748-1 Photo on OnTrack Plant.com].</ref>  It was subsequently moved to Highley and restored to full working order in 2008 by three volunteers, Martin Thomas, Tony Clifton and Julie Smith.<ref>SVR News 163</ref> More details of the service history and pictures of the restoration can be found on the Highley Station website. LNER 748 is now based at [[Highley | Highley station]] and was photographed there in February 2015. It is paired with a trailer vehicle formed from another dismantled Wickham Trolley, [[Wickham Trolley PWM 3189 | PWM 3189]] which can also be seen in the photograph. LNER 748 was used to give rides in Highley yard during the 2017 [[Peep Behind the Scenes]] event.