Builder: Bristol Commercial Vehicles /
Layout: Railbus
Length: 42ft
Coupling Code: None
Coupling Type: None
Gangway Type: None
Lot Number: 30483
Diagram: 610
4w/e 27/09/58 | New to | 60B (Aviemore) | |
Mar-59 | Transferred to | 67B (Hurlford) | |
17/05/59 | Transferred to | 66C (Hamilton) | |
06/01/62 | Transferred to | 67D (Ardrossan) | |
08/06/62 | Transferred to | 67C (Ayr) | |
03/12/62 | Transferred to | 60B (Aviemore) | |
04/03/63 | Transferred to | 63A (Perth) | |
01/04/63 | Transferred to | 60A (Inverness) | |
16/12/63 | Transferred to | 60B (Aviemore) | |
04/10/66 | Withdrawn from | 60B (Aviemore) |
mid-May 1959 - Sc79958/9 had arrived in Hamilton for driver training by mid-May 1959. The former had worked the first month of the Beith branch service - not devoid of failure and replaced by SC79979 (after it had spent several months on the Crieff branch). SC79959 had been on the Aviemore - Elgin line until replaced early in April by Sc79970. The other Park Royal SC79974 was at Ayr.
Scrapped by TW Ward, Inverkeithing
79958 | Noted 09/06/1962 - Working Beith branch |
Sc79958 outside the Eastern Coach Works in 1958. Phil Trotter Collection.
Sc79958 at Stratford on August 24th 1958. It had been exhibited at Marylebone eight days earlier, and shortly afterwards went to Scotland under its own power (thanks to Evan Green-Hughes for the information). Stuart Mackay Collection.
Sc79958 at Hurlford depot on the 8th March 1959. Bill Hamilton.
Sc79958 arrives at Lugton. It was working between here and Beith. Date unknown. Hamish Stevenson.
Bristol Railbus Sc79958 in Beith Town Station, August 1962. Corriebob.
SC79958 in Beith Town station, August 1962. Corriebob.
Sc79958 at Beith on the last day of services before closure, 3rd December 1962. WS Sellar.
One of the Bristol railbuses (probably Sc79958) at Beith on Lugton - Beith workings. Hamish Stevenson.
One of the Bristol railbuses (probably Sc79958) on Beith - Lugton workings arriving into Lugton. Hamish Stevenson.
One of the Bristol railbuses (probably Sc79958) at Beith, it was working between here and Lugton. Hamish Stevenson.