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circa late 1960s
A BRC&W DMU in blue livery with yellow panel and 1T55 stickers in the cab window is seen in Manchester Central, circa late 1960s. A (blue square) Derby Lightweight in mixed liveries is on the left. Stuart Mackay Collection.
1968
Two two-car Class 108s arrive into Manchester Central in 1968. Three vehicle are in blue, one in green. Steve Davies Collection.
1968
Two blue two-car Class 108s in Manchester Central, along with a Class 115 - three vehicles in blue and the closest in green. Steve Davies Collection.
15th May 1968
Two (blue square) Derby Lightweight twins arrive at Manchester Central on a drab 15 May 1968. Stuart Mackay Collection.
Unknown Date
Two Derby Lightweight (later Class 108) sets with a Liverpool service (and so likely Allerton sets) in Manchester Central probably in the mid-to-late 1960s. All four vehicles have the BR logos on the cab doors and three inch numbers, one has a full yellow end and at least two just yellow panel. Steve Davies Collection.
circa late 1960s
Met-Camm and (blue square) Derby Lightweight DMUs in Manchester Central station. Date unknown but the mix of blue (Note the BR logos are on the cab doors) and green liveries suggests mid to late 1960s, the station closed in May 1969. DMU services from here went to Chester and Liverpool (were there others?). Stuart Mackay Collection.
May 1969
A two-car BRC&W DMU waits to depart Manchester Central with a Chester Northgate service in May 1969. Edgehillsignallman@Flickr.
3rd May 1969
Taken from the signal box at Manchester Central on 3rd May 1969 a 3x2-car DMU formation is captured leaving the station heading west. At least the two closest sets are Class 108/104 hybrids, the Class 104 DMBS in the centre set has yellow cab doors. Manchester Central would close two days after this picture was taken, today Metrolink trams run where the dmu is. Andrew J Crowther.
3rd May 1969
Set: AN610
One of the six Allerton allocated Derby 1960 built class 115 high density dmu's (the set number seems to read AN610) is captured arriving into the 9 platformed Manchester Central station, which was built by the Cheshire Lines Committiee, opening on the 1st July 1880 and closing on 5th May 1969. It has since been converted into an exhibition and conference centre, opening as G-MEX in 1986 and now renamed Manchester Central again. Andrew J Crowther.
3rd May 1969
Manchester Central seen full of many Class 108 sets on 5 May 1969, two dats before closure. Andrew J Crowther.
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