Class 107 DMU images
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28th June 1987
Set: 107449
A class 107 DMU (107449, presumably 52010 + 59807 + 52034) in Strathclyde PTE livery at Edinburgh Waverley on 28th June 1987. Jonathan Hazan.
8th July 1987
Set: 107429
Looking along the magnificent cantilever railway bridge which spans the Firth of Forth, between North Queensferry and South Queensferry, as a Strathclyde liveried Derby Heavyweight class 107 dmu 107429 (52023 + 59795 + 51989) passes us by with a north bound working on 8th July 1987. Known as the Forth Bridge the bridge is designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is a symbol of Scotland. Andrew J Crowther.
22nd July 1987
Set: 107440
107440 (presumably 52025 + 59783 + 52001) with another DMU arrives at Glasgow Central on July 22, 1987. David Christie.
22nd July 1987
Set: 107445
Derby Heavyweight set 107445 (led by 52015, presumably with 59801 + 52006) departs Glasgow Central on July 22, 1987. David Christie.
28th July 1987
Set: 107444
107 444 (presumably 52005 + 59804 + 52031) with another 3-car set rolls onto Holytown with the 17:22 Glasgow Central - Edinburgh on 28/7/87. Hamish Stevenson.
August 1987
Set: 107436
From Strathclyde to Fife. Taken from what is now a tram track, we see a Strathclyde red liveried 3 car DMU accelerating away from Haymarket with a Fife service one evening in August 1987. This comprises most of set 107436 (presumably 51997 + 59784), but the rear car has been substituted with a Metro Cammell vehicle. Murray Liston.
August 1987
Set: 107443
The train now arriving at Platform 4...is for Glasgow Central via Shotts. Class 107 set 443 is seen arriving at Haymarket in August 1987. SC52004 is leading, SC59805 is the centre car, and normally SC52016 would be bringing up the rear, but we can just make out a Strathclyde orange and black livery on the last vehicle so presumably a temporary substitution has been made. Murray Liston.
August 1987
Sunshine and Shadows at the west end of Edinburgh Waverley in August 1987. In the distance a family admire the Scotrail class 47 about to take them on an Aberdeen service, while next to us in the unique double sided platform 18 is a Trans Clyde liveried Derby class 107 waiting to leave on a service for Cardenden. Murray Liston.
August 1987
Set: 107429
Strathclyde red liveried class 107 set 429 (51989 + 59795 + 52023) heads over the viaduct on the approach to Dunfermline Lower station in August 1987. Murray Liston.
August 1987
Set: 107431
Seeing the sunny side. Derby Class 107 DMU set 107431 (presumably 52035 visible) waits to leave Waverley's platform 18 in August 1987, the driver no doubt wishing for a bit of shade from the afternoon sun. Murray Liston.
August 1987
Set: 107434
A clean departure from Kingsknowe. Kingsknowe station in the western suburbs of Edinburgh closed to passengers in 1964, but after campaigning was reopened in 1971. Seen here in August 1987, a clean Derby "heavyweight" set 107434 (presumably 52011 + 59791 + 51994) restarts one of the Glasgow Central to Edinburgh "Shotts Stoppers" from here, next stop Slateford. Murray Liston.
August 1987
Set: 107434
Kingsknowe station in the western suburbs of Edinburgh closed to passengers in 1964, but after campaigning was reopened in 1971. Seen here in August 1987, a clean Derby "heavyweight" set 107434 (52011 visible) rolls across the level crossing to enter the station with one of the Glasgow Central to Edinburgh "Shotts Stoppers". Murray Liston.
August 1987
Set: 107443
Class 107 Pettycur Aug 1987. By this time it was a case of "anything goes". This class was never common on Fife Circle workings and definitely not in SPT orange livery which the leading car is wearing, but by then the corporate identity manual had more or less been abandoned. Closest appears to be 107443 / 52004. Alistair Ness.
August 1987
Set: 107434
Class 107 Slateford August 1987. A line on which these "Hamilton" Derbys were very much associated. Here a Glasgow Central to Edinburgh working sets off for Haymarket. Alistair Ness.
August 1987
Set: 107429
Class 107 (set 429, presumably 51989 + 59795 + 52023) Dunfermline August 1987. By this time it was a case of "anything goes". This class was never common on Fife Circle workings and definitely not in SPT orange livery but by then the corporate identity manual had more or less been abandoned. Alistair Ness.
August 1987
Set: 107429
Class 107 (set 429, presumably 52023 + 59795 + 51989) Dunfermline Aug 1987. By this time it was a case of "anything goes". This class was never common on Fife Circle workings and definitely not in SPT orange livery but by then the corporate identity manual had more or less been abandoned. Alistair Ness.
August 1987
Class 107 Pettycur Aug 1987. By this time it was a case of "anything goes". This class was never common on Fife Circle workings and definitely not in SPT orange livery which the leading car is wearing, but by then the corporate identity manual had more or less been abandoned. The DMBS on the rear is thought to be 52004. Alistair Ness.
August 1987
Set: 107436
A scene almost unrecognisable nowadays.Taken from what is now a tram track, a Strathclyde red livered 3 car DMU accelerates away from Haymarket with a Fife service one evening in August 1987. This comprises most of set 107436, but the rear car has been substituted with a Metro Cammell vehicle in place of 52024. Bunyan’s coal lorry can be seen on the left, and the Distillery is still in operation on the right. Murray Liston.
August 1987
Set: 107429
Dunfermline Derby. A Strathclyde "jaffa cake" liveried Derby class 107 set 107429 (presumably 51989 + 59795 + 52023) stops to drop off some passengers at Dunfermline (Lower) in August 1987. Murray Liston.
17th August 1987
Set: 107444
107 444 (formed 52005, nearest, 59804 + 52031) leaving Dalmeny and about to cross the Forth Bridge on the 17th August 1987. Robert Frise.