Unidentified Class 104 DMU images
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4th September 1985
A Class 104 DMU at Burnden Jct. Bolton on 4 September 1985. Image from the Jim Freebury Railway Slide Collection, photo taken under supervision. David Page.
4th September 1985
A Class 104 and Class 108 DMU at Burnden Jct. Bolton on 4 September 1985. Image from the Jim Freebury Railway Slide Collection, photo taken under supervision. David Page.
4th September 1985
A Class 104 DMU at Bolton East Junction on 4 September 1985. Image from the Jim Freebury Railway Slide Collection, photo taken under supervision. David Page.
4th September 1985
A Class 104 DMU for Blackburn at Bolton on 4 September 1985. Image from the Jim Freebury Railway Slide Collection. David Page.
17th September 1985
A two-car BRCW Class 104 DMU approaching Midge Hall with the 11.39 Preston to Ormskirk service on September 17th 1985. The disused former Up line is visible to the right of the 104. Taken out of use in 1983, the track remained in-situ for many years. The signal protecting the level crossing at Midge Hall had been removed from the overgrown Up platform, and 'planted' in the formation of the disused track. The former goods warehouse dominates the scene here, at what is still a rural location. The station at Midge Hall was closed in 1961. Martyn Hilbert.
5th October 1985
A class 104 DMU at Gospel Oak, viewed from Hastings DEMU no. 1035 on the London Junctions No. 2 railtour, 5th October 1985. Jonathan Hazan.
11th October 1985
A white roofed 3 car Buxton allocated BRC&W class 104 dmu climbs the 1-60 bank up towards Norbury level crossing, with the 14.02 Manchester Piccadilly-Buxton service. 11th October 1985. Andrew J Crowther.
2nd November 1985
A Class 104 DMU departs from Bolton with the 15:00 Manchester Victoria to Blackburn on 2 November 1985. Harvey Scowcroft / Nigel Valentine Collection.
1986
A Class 104/107/101 hybrid set is seen operating a Glasgow Central - Largs service at Beith North in a wintery day in 1986. Corriebob.
1986
A weekend rail replacement bus service in the background has just arrived at Kidsgrove to feed into the Class 104-operated special train service. 1986. Ian Docwra.
8th February 1986
A White roofed Buxton based BRC&W class 104 3 car dmu calls off at Whaley Bridge whilst working a Manchester Piccadilly - Buxton service on 8th February 1986. Andrew J Crowther.
14th February 1986
A Class 104 working a Barking - Gospel Oak service arrives at Woodgrange Park on February 14, 1986. Colin Brooks.
14th February 1986
On a snowy February 14, 1986, a Class 104 approaches Woodgrange Park with a Gospel Oak - Barking service. Colin Brooks.
15th February 1986
Class 104 DMUs either side of a Class 303 EMU in Manchester Piccadilly station on 15 February 1986. Jonathan Hazan.
15th February 1986
A three-car Class 104 DMU arriving into Manchester Piccadilly station on 15 February 1986. Jonathan Hazan.
27th February 1986
Manchester Victoria is the location for this photograph of a class 104 unit bursting out of the station with the 10.15 to Blackpool. This was a strange train, at least in my limited experience as I saw it hauled on different occasions by classes 40,45 and 47 as well as the smoky unit pictured on 27 February 1986. Peter Tandy.
16th April 1986
Platform 12 at Manchester Victoria on 16th April 1986 contains a Class 104 paired with a Class 108, and to the right is another Class 108. Jonathan Hazan.
May 1986
This photo is a bit of a mystery to me. It was taken on either Friday 9 or Saturday 10 May 1986. The two-car DMU is showing "Special" on the destination board, and I have no idea of its originating point or destination. DMU workings were very rare at Wellingborough at this time, although they became a bit more common once Corby station was re-opened a year or two later. Would anyone have any suggestions as to what this working was? Lewis Bevan.
23rd August 1986
At Leytonstone High Road a 104 is seen from a 104, both the Gospel Oak - Barking duties, August 23, 1986. Colin Brooks.
23rd August 1986
A Class 104 arriving into Harringay Green Lanes on August 23, 1986. Colin Brooks.