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Ready for in a Met-Camm at Bishop Auckland on 16 June 1976. Nigel Menzies.
A Class 101 at Bishop Auckland on 16 June 1976. Nigel Menzies.
A Met-Camm DMBS is having assistance from the crane in Thornaby depot on 16 June 1976 - possibly to allow bogie work. Nigel Menzies.
A Met-Camm DMBS is having assistance from the crane in Thornaby depot on 16 June 1976 - possibly to allow bogie work. Nigel Menzies.
The driver of a Met-Camm DMU waits for the two buzzers so he can get underway at Burley-in-Wharfdale on 22 June 1976. Michael Mensing.
A collection of Metro-Cammell units (a three-car and two-car) clatter into Penmaenmawr station, working to Chester on 22 June 1976. This was one of several jaunts to the North Wales coast line, courtesy of a cheap Merrymaker ticket from Leighton Buzzard. Kevin Lane.
Two 2-car Class 101 DMUs on the approach to Saltburn with the 1.20pm from Darlington on June 23rd, 1976. Michael Mensing.
The 1.20pm Darlington - Saltburn service approaches its destination on June 23, 1976, formed of two 2-car Class 101 DMUs. Michael Mensing.
A view of the rather bleak looking BR station at Blaenau Ffestiniog on 24 June 1976, with a class 101 working to Llandudno. On the left is the plinthed FR 0.4.0STT Princess, a position she occupied between 1969 and 1981 and beyond is the Crosville bus garage. The station was closed in 1982 with the opening of the joint BR/FR facility. Kevin Lane.
A view of Haymarket depot taken by my late father Sandy from his office building near Haymarket Station in July 1976. Alistair Ness.
Two two-car Met-Camm DMUs snake their way out of Newcastle in October 1974. Mel Smith.
A four-car Met-Camm DMU at Newcastle in July 1976. Mel Smith.
A Met-Camm set for Hexham at Newcastle in July 1976. Mel Smith.
This view of Newcastle station in July 1976 contains a Class 03 shunter and a Met-Camm DMU bound for Hexham. Mel Smith.
Haymarket Depot July 1976. Here's a very different view of Haymarket depot which I guarantee you will not have seen before, a telephoto shot from the roof of my father's office building over a mile away in Canning Street a short walk from Haymarket Station. Many class 101 Met Cams and class 105 Cravens DMUs can be seen as well as four class 25, two class 27s, two class 47s and a single class 40. The shot shows many long gone features such as the coal yard and substantial brick built office building (where the tram line to the Airport now runs) and the bends in the track (long since straightened out) where the former bridge carrying the Caledonian line to Princes Street station went over the top. The Jenners Depository stands out in the background and being a Listed structure of architectural or historic interest is still there, now in use as a self-store facility. Alistair Ness.
A Metro-Cammell 3-car dmu departs from Halifax on Thu 1 Jul 1976. Mr Deltic.
A British Rail publicity image (Central Photographic Unit negative CL776/141/95) showing a six-car DMU formation crossing the Barmouth bridge circa July 1976. It was formed of two Met-Camms and a Park Royal. British Rail.
A Metro-Cammell 3-car dmu departs from Halifax on Thursday 1 July 1976. Mr Deltic.
Looking recentlt repainted Class 101 DMU set B804 (presumably 51452 + 59551 + 51523) is seen at Kings Norton on 3 July 1976. Phillip Malin.
A Met-Camm and Derby unit at Lancaster on the 8th July 1976. The Class 101 is almost certainly E50198. It was the only MBS of the batch 50198 - 50209 (that had the "stump" above the destination box) to have been refurbished by that time - ex-works following refurbishment 26th May 1976. Tim Stubbs.