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Vehicle 51291


Class 105

Builder: Cravens
Layout: Low Density
Length: 57ft
Coupling Code: Blue Square
Coupling Type: Screw
Gangway Type: LMS
Engines: AEC 150hp / Leyland 150hp
Transmission: Mechanical
Lot Number: 30469
Diagram: 532

Allocations

29/11/58 New to 40A (Lincoln)
2w/e 31/05/59 Transferred to 34B (Hornsey)
Apr-60 Transferred to 34G (Finsbury Park)
May-73Depot code changeFP
w/e 07/11/77 Transferred to NR (Norwich)
Dec-83Depot code changeNC
Jan-85 Withdrawn from NC (Norwich) - also noted as 22/07/84

Disposal

Scrapped by Mayer Newman, Snailwell

Some sample formations the vehicle has been noted in:


51291 56449 As delivered to 40A - 29th November 1958
51291 56452 Noted 04/09/69 - at Kings Cross1
51291 56451 Noted 30/05/70 - at Kings Cross1
51291 56438 Noted 27/05/72 - at Ipswich2
51291 56452 Noted 28/07/74 - at Bury St Edmunds3
51291 56452 Noted 08/08/1974 - at Kings Cross4
51291 56452 Noted 10/08/74 - at Peterborough3
51291 56139 Noted 12/09/76 - at Finsbury Park1
51291 56447 Transfer to NR - w/e 07/11/77
48 51291 56467 Noted 10/03/78 - at Bury St Edmunds3
48 51291 56469 Noted circa 10/19785
48 51291 56467 Listed at NR - Autumn 1978
48 51291 56467 Noted 07/02/79 - at Norwich3
51291 56139 Noted 14th August 1982
48 51291 54470 Noted circa 05/19845

Formation Sources
1: Leonard Rogers
2: Ipswich Transport Society
3: Gerald Brown
4: Peter Wallwork
5: Eddie Knorn

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The vehicle is mentioned in the following images:

DMU

Date: 24th March 1984

Set number: 48

A Class 105 Cravens 2-car diesel unit is seen departing Manningtree bound for Harwich on 24 March 1984. The set number appears to be 48 so the carriages may have been E54470 (leading) and E51291 which were new in 1959 and 1958 respectively. Both of these would be withdrawn a few months after the photo was taken. New signals have been put in place on a tall gantry, in readiness for electrification of the line which was more obviously under way a couple of miles towards London. Jeremy Chapter.