Class 104 DMU images identified by Vehicle No.
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50460
Unknown Date
Class 104 DMBS M50460 at Manchester Victoria, date unknown. Paul Redmond.
circa September 1980
M50460 leading arriving at Manchester Victoria Phil Bidwell.
11th June 1986
A two-car Class 104 DMU formed of cars M53460 & M53496 was leading a five-car Blackpool North to Manchester Victoria service stood on the Up Fast at Leyland station on June 11th 1986. The unit was eventually scrapped by Berry's of Leicester in April 1989. Martyn Hilbert.
9th April 1989
M53460 Vic Berrys, Leicester 9-4-89. Kevin Dowd.
16th April 1989
M53460 Vic Berrys, Leicester 16-4-89. Kevin Dowd.
50461
17th May 1984
Set: 104453
Class 104 DMBS Sc53461 on the rear of a hybrid set at Paisley Gilmour Street on May 17, 1984. John Carter.
circa 1984
Set: 104453
A mixed formation DMU leaves Glasgow Central for Ayr, circa mid-1984. On the rear is Class 104 DMBS 53461. Spannerman37025.
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.
12th July 1985
Set: 104452
EMU set 311 097 waits departure from Glasgow Central with train 2L17 the 22.07 Inner circle service to Glasgow Central via Maxwell Park. Alongside stands DMU set 104 452 which was a hybrid set with 53461 at front formingthe 2B60 the 22.15 to Barrhead. July 12, 1985. Adrian Nicholls.
25th May 1986
Set: 104452
Class 104 53461, set number 104 452, is seen stabled at Corkerhill on 25.05.1986. This was one of the few Class 104's to be painted into blue and grey, and was also one of the few Class 104's allocated to Scotland. Andy Cole.
circa summer 1986
Set: 104452
A hybrid DMU in Kilwinning station circa summer 1986. Closest is Class 104 DMBS 53461, the other two vehicles are presumably Class 107 59791 and Class 120 53649. Brian Ward.
28th November 1986
Set: 104452
Hybrid set 104 452 runs into Edinburgh Waverley on the 11:04 from North Berwick, 28th November 1986. The set of formed of a Class 104 DMBS, a Class 101 centre car and Class 120 DMS. Hamish Stevenson.
50462
1964
A three-car BRC&W DMU (DMBS M50462 at the front) seen at Harecastle Tunnels in mid-1964. Michael Mensing.
50463
August 1982
Two very smokey Birmingham RC&W Co.3-car Local Passenger dmu's (Class 104) Nos.M50463 (Class 104/2), M59140 (169), M50515 (104/1) of the 1957 batch in BR Rail Blue livery with all yellow front end and another set Nos.M50443 (104/2), M59149 (169), M50523 (Class 104/1) of the 1957 batch with a Blackpool-service white stripe passing Manchester (Exchange) on a Manchester (Victoria) - Bolton - Blackpool service, 08/82. The carriage numbers were hurriedly taken at the time so may not be accurate. Hugh Llewelyn.
17th February 1986
There's a storm brewing over Strangeways, viewed from Manchester Victoria station looking towards the Boddington's Brewery. Birmingham R C & W Co. Class 104 unit No.53463 and Swindon Class 120 unit No.51581 face each other in the platform on 17th February 1986. Gordon Edgar.
50464
Unknown Date
Class 104 DMBS M50464 in Manchester Victoria station, date unknown. Paul Redmond.
circa 1980
Class 104s cross at Shaw station circa 1980. The vehicle on the right looks like it could be 50464. Richard Greenwood.
30th July 1981
Class 104 DMBS M50464 was at the rear of the 14.30 Preston to Colne service departing from Bamber Bridge on July 30th 1981. Intending passengers garner at the subway entrance on the Preston bound platform ready to board the class 108 approaching with a Colne to Preston service. Martyn Hilbert.
3rd September 1985
A Class 104 three-car DMU, with Driving Motor Brake Second (DMBS) M53464 leading, was passing Narrow Lane Crossing at Midge Hall with a Preston to Ormskirk service on September 3rd 1985. A blue/grey centre trailer car (TSL) had been added to the set. Martyn Hilbert.