Class 105 DMU images identified by Vehicle No.
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56464
8th January 1983
Last Day No.16. Looking west as Cravens triple 105373 accelerates away from Bridge of Weir station towards Kilmacolm on the 13:07 working from Glasgow Central. An old notebook suggests this was DMBS E50384 + DMBS E51301 + DTSL E56464 (nearest to camera). A Ford Capri is turning onto the parallel Main Street (A761) which rises to cross over the railway on the skew at the station. Saturday 08 January 1983. alicia hartman.
8th January 1983
On the last day of Kilmacolm services, January 8th, 1983, E56464 leads 51301 and 50384 near Kilmacolm. Hamish Stevenson.
8th January 1983
The 11:07 Glasgow - Kilmacolm service is seen near Kilmacolm on January 8th, 1983, the last day of services on the line. 56464 is closest, with 51301 and 50384. Hamish Stevenson.
8th January 1983
A Cravens class 105 DMU (56464 and 51301 with DMBS 50384 attached) forms a Kilmacolm line train near Bridge of Weir on the last day of service, 8 January 1983. Alistair Ness.
8th January 1983
Last Day No.10. Looking west as Cravens triple 105373 enjoys some winter sunshine. It is powering towards Houston and Crosslee station on the 12:01 Kilmacolm - Glasgow Central service. An old notebook suggests this was DMBS E50384 + DMBS E51301 + DTSL E56464 (nearest camera). Sandholes Road crosses the railway in the background and Brookfield is to the left. Saturday 08 January 1983. alicia hartman.
8th January 1983
On the final day of passenger services to Kilmacolm on January 8, 1983, Cravens-built trailer 56464 is at the "Glasgow end", 51301 is in the centre and 50384 at the far end. Jeremy Chapter.
8th January 1983
E56464 at the head of a mash-up class 105 unit at Kilmacolm on 8 January 1983, the last day of services on the branch. (It has since been reopened as far as Paisley Canal.) The driving motor second (50384) at the far end also had an "E" prefix to its number but carried an "AY" (Ayr) allocation sticker. The centre car of the formation was 51301. These Cravens-built cars were delivered between 1956 and 1959. Note that station signage has been removed. Jeremy Chapter.
8th January 1983
E56464 at the head of a mash-up class 105 unit at Kilmacolm on 8 January 1983, the last day of services on the branch. (It has since been reopened as far as Paisley Canal.) The driving motor second (50384) at the far end also had an "E" prefix to its number but carried an "AY" (Ayr) allocation sticker. The centre car of the formation was 51301. These Cravens-built cars were delivered between 1956 and 1959. Jeremy Chapter.
56465
Unknown Date
A scan of a water damaged print showing a Cravens twin set with DTC Sc56465 closest at Craigellachie, date unknown. The GNoSR footbridge has boards listing the destinations from the platform, the left side reads "Platform 2 for Elgin, Lossiemouth Inverness and the North". The DMU is in platform 1 and is likely on a service bound for Aberdeen. A third platform off to the left was for the Speyside branch, for several years operated by diesel railbuses to Aviemore. Stuart Mackay Collection.
Unknown Date
Class 105 DTSL M56465 working with a Class 100 DMBS in Guide Bridge station, date unknown. Paul Redmond.
56466
4th April 1980
On 04/04/1980 a Class 105 (E56466 + E51283) arrives at Heworth, then a relatively new station which had opened to BR services on 05/11/1979. In the background, catenary masts for the Tyneside Metro system have yet to appear, although services started running to Heworth on 15/11/1981. Graeme Phillips Collection.
October 1981
Cravens DTCL E56466 at Doncaster in October 1981. It was allocated to Lincoln at the time. George Woods.
circa 1982
A Cravens Class 105 DMU on the Midland 'Old Road' at Barrow Hill, date unknown (probably circa 1982). DTCL E56466 is closest with "Special" on the destination blind, the DMBS is E51287. Paul Redmond.
February 1983
A Cravens DMU led by E56466 arrives into Grantham in February 1983. Mel Smith.
56467
17th July 1964
A Cravens twin formed of Sc56467 and Sc51478 is seen on the Ballater Branch on 17 July 1964. Michael Mensing.
17th July 1964
A Cravens twin DMU formed of Sc56467 and Sc51478 is seen west of Banchory with the 3.45pm Aberdeen - Ballater service on 17 July 1964. Michael Mensing.
17th July 1964
A Cravens twin DMU formed of Sc56467 and Sc51478 is seen west of Banchory with the 3.45pm Aberdeen - Ballater service on 17 July 1964. Note the bolt heads on the vehicle where the footsteps have been removed, the board above the gangway remains. Michael Mensing.
19th April 1965
A Cravens diesel multiple unit at St Combs station in Aberdeenshire on 19 April 1965, the terminus of the light railway from Fraserburgh which closed just over two weeks later on 5 May. These Kittybrewster allocated sets seemed to keep their original formations, so the DMBS partner to DTCL Sc56467 should be Sc51478. Tom Burnham.
10th March 1979
Cravens DTCL E56467 and Class 100 set 74 in Yarmouth Vauxhall station on 10 March 1979. Michael Mensing.
28th April 1980
Set: 74
Stood at the former Great Eastern Railway terminus at Felixstowe Town, A Cravens Class 105 two-car DMU formed of Driving Trailer Composite Lavatory (DTCL) E56467 & Driving Motor Brake Second (DMBS) E51265, had arrived with a service from Ipswich on April 28th 1980. Rationalisation had taken place at Felixstowe Town with the track layout reduced to just a single line. The station still had some 1950's British Railways Dark Blue, Eastern Region enamel signs in-situ. Martyn Hilbert.