Class 104 DMU images
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14th September 1984
There are several Class 104 (including 78601 + 78851) and 108 DMUs in this view of Manchester Piccadilly on 14 September 1984. Andrew Walker.
22nd September 1984
Forward view from a Class 104 DMU at Woburn Sands working a Bletchley to Bedford service on 22nd September 1984. Jonathan Hazan.
25th September 1984
Set: 366
Class 104 DMS 53577 in Glasgow Central station on September 25 1984 as part of a hybrid set with a Class 107 centre car and Class 101 DMBS. Alongside is 107 439, probably 52000. Mike McDonald.
27th September 1984
Set: BX492
3 car BRCW class 104 DMU, set BX 492, awaiting a driver at Buxton on a service to Manchester. M53427 closest, 27-09-84. John Crooks.
29th September 1984
A two-car Class 104 DMU seen at Miles Platting on 19 September 1984. Walter Burt.
30th September 1984
Set: 104451
53473 leads 104 451 into Falkirk Grahamston station with a Dunblane service on the 30th September 1984. The rear car is 53525, the centre car is probably 59559. Hamish Stevenson.
30th September 1984
Set: 104
53525 on the rear of a Dunblane service at Falkirk Grahamston on the 30th September 1984. The centre car is presumably 59559 and the other power car is 53473, labeled set 104 451. Hamish Stevenson.
October 1984
Set: 104452
104 452 (presumably with 53461 at the front and with two Class 107 vehicles) seen in Glasgow Central station in October 1984. Mike Cooper.
6th October 1984
Set: 104452
104 452 (with presumably 53461 at the front) leads a six-car formation on the 15:22 Edinburgh Waverley - West Calder into Slateford station, 6th October 1984. Hamish Stevenson.
6th October 1984
With the driver clearly pleased to have his photograph taken, a two-car BRCW Class 104 DMU formed of cars M53511 & M53466 was arriving at Rishton with a Colne to Preston service on October 6th 1984. Martyn Hilbert.
6th October 1984
Deep in East Lancashire, a two-car BRCW Class 104 DMU with Driving Motor Brake Second (DMBS) M53468 at the rear, was departing from Rishton with a Preston to Colne service on October 6th 1984. Rishton is a small town on the A678 Blackburn to Burnley road, and is mid way between Blackburn and Accrington. The station was once on the edge of the built-up area, but housing developments now block the open aspect in this view with the Pennines on the distant horizon. Martyn Hilbert.
8th October 1984
Set: BX488
This was the first class 104 I photographed in the West Midlands but that doesn't really excuse the poor job I made of composing the picture. I'm not a fan of pictures without at least some background and the only bit of identity is a small part of Leamington Spa's signalbox. The train is an Accrington to Portsmouth footex on 8 October 1984 formed of BX 488 with cars M53598, M59144 and M53542 running through the station on the up main line. I should love to see any photographs taken of this working somewhere in the Basingstoke area as it would have been quite a rarity on the LSWR. Peter Tandy.
13th October 1984
M54181 at Leicester on the 13th October 1984. Dennis Taylor.
20th October 1984
A dull, grey and wet morning on platform 2 at Wigan Wallgate sees Class 104 53535 at the front of the 10.00 departure for Kirkby. This 1958 vintage car was by then showing its age but it lasted in service until February 1986, before being scrapped almost immediately. 20th October 1984. S Gaskell.
25th October 1984
Class 104 53470 is seen arriving at Leeds in all over BR blue livery on 25.10.1984. Andy Cole.
27th October 1984
Class 104 DMU, 53512 thought to be leading, arriving Manchester Piccadilly on 27-10-84. On Tour With the Class 13 Army.
27th October 1984
Class 104 53451 is seen at Leeds on 27.10.1984, working with a Class 108 vehicle. Andy Cole.
27th October 1984
Class 104 DMU with car 53598 leading at New Mills Newtown for Buxton on 27-10-84. On Tour With the Class 13 Army.
30th October 1984
A BRCW class 104 DMU at Preston on 30th October 1984. Jonathan Hazan.
1st November 1984
A BRCW Class 104 DMU with M53519 closest in Manchester Victoria on November 1, 1984. John Carter.