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==APT today==
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 | alt1 = APT-E 
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 | alt2 = APT-P
 | footer = The APT-E (left) at [[Shildon Locomotion Museum|''Locomotion'']], [[Shildon]], [[County Durham]], and the surviving APT-P (right) at [[Crewe Heritage Centre]]
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The APT-E unit is now owned by the [[National Railway Museum]] and is on display at its [[Shildon Locomotion Museum|''Locomotion'']] museum at [[Shildon]] in [[County Durham]]. An APT-P unit is now on display at [[Crewe Heritage Centre]] and can be seen from trains passing on the adjacent [[West Coast Main Line]] along with APT-P power car number 49006 which arrived in March 2018 after seven years at the [[Electric Railway Museum]] near [[Coventry]].

During special events, the driving trailer 370003 offers a "tilt" experience which involves tilting the coach when it is static.