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In its final weeks in traffic, Class 100 DMBS 51125 leads the 10:48 Ipswich-Lowestoft service into Westerfield station on 9 September 1977. It would be withdrawn on 10 October. Robert Thomas.
GRC&W Class 100 DMBS E51124 is at the front of a DMU formation seen in Lowestoft station forming the 12:26 service to Norwich on 9 September 1977. Robert Thomas.
A Class 100 DMBS is standing in for a Met-Camm vehicle in set TS417 working the 13.03 Kidderminster to Lichfield taking a right turn at Stourbridge North Junction on 10 November 1977. Kevin Lane.
Gloucester built DMU at Guide Bridge in the late 1970s. It is working the Stalybridge - Stockport shuttle, known to some as the 'Dodger' because it had to negotiate across three of the main lines that radiate out of Manchester. Arnie Furniss.
Withdrawn in 1975, 56303 lingered for a few years before arriving at Snailwell for disposal in 1980. Taken sometime in that period, at either Ely or March which were popular storage places for withdrawn stock. AA McLean.
An unusual hybrid formation for that route, with a Class 100 added onto a Class 101 set at Helsby (West Cheshire Junction) in early 1978. Anthony Griffiths.
Two hybrid sets pass through Longbridge on February 18, 1978, with the 12:30 Birmingham New Street - Worcester service. Both seem to be normally Met-Camm sets, the closest is TS417 with a GRC&W DMBS standing in, the rear set has a Cravens DMBS. Michael Mensing.
A Class 100 DMU in Manchester Piccadilly station on 18 February 1978 with a Class 506 EMU on the left. Alistair Ness.
Class 100 E56310 and Class 129 M55998 at Cohens Kettering Scrapyard on 6 April 1978. Alistair Ness.
Norwich based DMU set 68 led by class 100 DMBS 50346 with class 105 DTCL 56435, plus two other sets on a Norwich - Dereham charter organised by the Wymondham & Dereham Rail Action Committee (WyDRAC), Railway Development Society (RDS) and LCGB on 8/Apr/1978. Seen at Norwich. Robert Chilton.
A publicity image (BRB Central Photographic Unit negative W8378-7) showing hybrid Class 100/108/105 DMU set TS411 (presumably 50342 + 56267 + 50812) arriving into Five Ways station on 20 April 1978. British Rail.
The 12:10 to Birmingham Moor Street is seen departing from Leamington Spa on 28/04/1978. It is formed of Class 100 M50342, Class 108 M56267 and Class 105 M50812. Visible behind is Class 122 55006. Graeme Phillips Collection.
A Class 100 DMU (M56106 closest) with a local service at Guide Bridge East circa May 1978. Stuart Mackay Collection.
In the yard of the former Lostock Hall Depot then used for wagon repairs, the Fisons Weedkilling Train was stabled between duties on May 18th 1978. The spray coach, FA99900 was a former Gloucester RC&W DMU car E56315, built in 1958. The other vehicles in the consist were an LMS coach and two GWR full brakes. Martyn Hilbert.
The Fisons Weedkilling Train had been stabled in the yard of what was once Lostock Hall MPD on the evening of May 18th 1978. The spray coach numbered FA99900, had been converted from a Gloucester Railway Carriage & Wagon Company Class 100 Driving Trailer Composite Lavatory (DTCL) DMU car E56315 that had been built in 1958. Lostock Hall MPD had been the last operational BR steam depot, and following the end of steam in August 1968, the depot serviced and stabled diesels in the Preston area until 1973. The depot then became a railway wagon repair facility until closure in 1990. Martyn Hilbert.
The Birmingham Cross-city line opened in 1978 and Tyseley depot was using some interesting hybrid Diesel Multiple Unit (DMU) formations at the outset. Class 100 50342, class 108 56267 and class 105 50812 call at Five Ways with a Longbridge service on 27 May 1978. Chris Morrison.
Gloucester Class 100 Driving Trailer Composite M56111 stabled with various other items of rolling stock, including two more redundant Class 100 vehicles, at Longsight TMD on June 18th 1978. After BR use, M56111 became an instruction coach on the Ministry of Defence railway system at Moreton-On-Lugg. It was eventually scrapped in 1985. Alongside is the Longsight Overhead Line Maintenance Train, with two former LMS vintage coaches visible. Martyn Hilbert.
Withdrawn from use in August 1976 Class 100 DMBS No.51114 had been used as a source of spare parts for nearly 2 years when I took this image of her on Norwich MPD on the 23rd June 1978 and presents a sorry sight. She was eventually scrapped at Mayer Newman, Snailwell in March 1981. Bob Woolnough.
Class 100 M51112 is standing in for a Class 116 DMBS in set TS529 when seen at Small Heath in August 1978. Michael Mensing.
A hybrid dmu set, with the set number TS404, waits between duties at Leicester station on 2 August 1978. The individual car numbers are: 51110 - Class 100 DMBS; 56296 - Class 122 DTS; 50766 - Class 105 DMBS. Lewis Bevan.