Class 104 DMU images identified by Vehicle No.
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50452
circa 1966
A Birmingham R.C.&W. three-car DMU at Manchester Piccadilly circa 1966. The Motor Brake Second closest could be M50452. A Yellow Diamond Derby Lightweight is on the left. Gordon Edgar Collection.
Unknown Date
Set: 104450
104 450 enters Johnstone. The DMBS is a 104 (presumably 53452), but the centre car seems to be a 107, and the DMC is a 101! And there are at least another four vehicles behind. Undated. Andrew McConnell.
circa 1986
Set: 104450
A three-car DMU arrives into Glasgow Central circa 1986. The Class 104 DMBS leading is likely 53452, the other two vehicles are Class 107s. Mike Bunker.
50453
28th September 1963
A BRC&W triple DMU on a Manchester London Road service south of Hanley on 28 September 1963. Michael Mensing.
10th September 1977
With the cobbled roadway of the former goods yard on the right, a well filled three-car BRCW Class 104 DMU formed of cars M50453, M59161 & M50505, complete with two first class saloons, was passing Salwick at speed with a Manchester Victoria to Blackpool North service on Saturday September 10th 1977. The former Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway signalbox dating from 1889, was retained at Salwick as a fringe box to the Preston PSB. The structure which must have been a busy place when the route between Preston and Kirkham had four tracks, was 'modernised' with UPVC windows and a lowered internal ceiling in later years. The 'box was closed in November 2017 as a prelude to resignalling and electrification between Preston and Blackpool North, and was demolished on December 19th 2017. The now electrified Blackpool-Preston route is signalled from the ROC at Ashburys. Martyn Hilbert.
25th May 1978
Class 104, M50453 stands at Blaenau Ffestiniog after arrival with an excursion from East Lancashire on May 25th 1978. The 10-Car formation has been moved out of the platform road to enable the service train from Llandudno Junction to use the station. It was to be another 4 years before the narrow gauge Ffestiniog Railway made a triumphal return to the town and sharing a new joint station with BR, enabling the former LNWR Station seen here to be closed. Martyn Hilbert.
25th May 1978
In the now-closed former LNWR station at Blaenau Ffestiniog, Class 104 Driving Motor Brake Second (DMBS) M50453 was stood with a ten-car DMU Ramblers excursion from East Lancashire on May 25th 1978. Martyn Hilbert.
14th February 1981
With the locals out in force to witness what was billed as the last BR passenger train along the Bury to Rawtenstall line on Saturday February 14th 1981, the six-car DMU formation of 'The Rossendale Farewell' was stood at Ramsbottom awaiting the opening of the level crossing gates across Bridge Street. The front three cars were a Newton Heath allocated BRCW Class 104 formed of cars M50453, M59161 with M50505 leading. Just visible on the left is the front end of Cravens Class 105 M50761. Martyn Hilbert.
3rd July 1983
Class 104 BRCW DMBS 53453 with a broken secondman's window on the fuel road of Chester MPD, 3-7-83. On Tour With the Class 13 Army.
4th December 1983
Class 104 DMBS 53453 is on stands during work at Doncaster Works on the 4th December 1983. Chris Lings.
2nd April 1985
A two-car Class 104 DMU in Gospel Oak station on 2 April 1985. Closest is Cricklewood allocated M53453. Brian Daniels.
20th January 1986
M53453 leads a two-car Class 104 into Leytonstone High Road station with a Gospel Oak - Barking service on January 20, 1986. Michael Mensing.
21st April 1987
Class 104 DMBS 53453 seen after it was involved in a collision with 31 281 at Gospel Oak on April 21, 1987. Andy Holton.
21st April 1987
Class 104 DMBS 53453 seen after it was involved in a collision with 31 281 at Gospel Oak on April 21, 1987. Andy Holton.
21st April 1987
Class 104 DMBS 53453 seen after it was involved in a collision with 31 281 at Gospel Oak on April 21, 1987. Andy Holton.
circa 1987
M53453 at Old Old Common circa late 1987. It had been in a collision with 31 281 at Gospel Oak on 21 April, the 31 driven by Peter Boor wrongly directed into the bay after getting a signal for the main. Peter Boor.
circa 1988
Graffiti covered BRC&W Class 104 Driving Motor Brake Second (DMBS) M53453 in a derelict state inside Old Oak Common carriage shed circa 1988. It had been in a collision with a Class 31 at Gospel Oak in April 1987. Chris McKee.
circa 1988
The smashed cab of M53453 Class 104 DMBS seen inside Old Oak Common carriage shed circa 1988. It still carries an Ayr depot sticker - it had left there in February 1984 - and was involved in a collision with a Class 31 at Gospel Oak in April 1987. Class 117 set L404 is alongside. Chris McKee.
23rd February 1991
In the stack at Vic Berry's Leicester scrapyard on 21 February 1991 is Class 104 DMBS 53453 surrounded by a variety of coaches (some from an exhibition train) and a Class 438 EMU. Dave Warby.
50454
May 1972
In the May of 1972 we were lucky enough to go on a school field trip to Colwyn Bay, in my final few months at junior school :) Even luckier for me, the boarding house was a few yards from the North Wales coast main line! Class 40s galore in 1972! Unfortunately, I was still using my primitive Kodak Brownie which wasn't much use for action photos [see my attempted Class 40 shots in the Comments section below]. However, in this instance, it looks like the DMU was stationary! The driver's door is open so I'm guessing the train had been signal-stopped and he'd gone to phone the signalman! So sharp I can just make out the leading coach as M50454 :) The boarding house has been swept away by the A55 now. Chris McKee.