Class 108 DMU images
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23rd April 1980
A smokey Leeds to Ilkley service passing Kirkstall Jct. SB 23 April 1980 Ian Forbes.
5th May 1980
In refurbished white with blue stripe livery, Class 108 Driving Trailer Composite Lavatory (DTCL) E56198 complete with WYPTE branding, was the lead vehicle of a four-car working to Leeds, stood at Knottingley station on May 5th 1980. The nearby Knottingley depot was having an open day and the service trains to and from Leeds were strengthened to cope with the crowds. Martyn Hilbert.
19th May 1980
50603 seen between Mirfield & Thornhill Junction on the 19th May 1980, paired with 56198. Malcolm Clements.
June 1980
A Class 108 DMU passes Moss Bay Iron Works Signal Box (Workington) in June 1980. Alistair Ness.
June 1980
Class 108, Silecroft, June 1980. This is one of my favourite DMU photographs and taken quite late in my junior spotting "career". I only wish I had taken it in colour. We were having a few days staying in a caravan in the Lake District on an industrial locos bash and this sight greeted us as we came out of the Miners Arms having had gammon, egg and chips, or was it chicken in a basket (remember those days!) and a couple of pints. All excellent stuff! Alistair Ness.
June 1980
A two-car Class 108 DMU in refurbished livery stands in the evening sun at Chester as part of a seven-car excursion in June 1980. On Tour With the Class 13 Army.
4th June 1980
A Class 108 DTCL, Doncaster Works, 4 June 1980. Brian Daniels.
5th June 1980
Two Class 108 twins in Liverpool Lime Street on Thursday 5 June 1980. The closest set has the DMBS in Blue/Grey livery, its partner is in white/blue stripe livery. David Russon.
13th June 1980
A Class 108 DMU in Refurbished livery is seen at Wigan Wallgate on a Southport service on 13/06/1980. The new station structures date from 1978. Graeme Phillips Collection.
14th June 1980
E56202 and E50622 have arrived at Morecambe from Leeds at 17.34 on 14 June 1980. The Art Deco Midland Hotel in the background - I think it hadn't been smartened up then. Tom Burnham.
15th June 1980
With the former Midland Railway route to Wennington and Settle Junction curving away to the right, a four-car Class 108 DMU formation was running over former the Furness Railway route from Barrow as they approached Carnforth Station Junction with a Barrow-in-Furness to Preston service on June 15th 1980. The leading car complete with its first class saloon was Driving Trailer Composite Lavatory (DTCL) M56239 coupled to Driving Motor Brake Second (DMBS) M50958, with M56270 & M50987 behind. The large footbridge spanning all the tracks was once the pedestrian entrance to Carnforth MPD. At the time, Newton Heath & Carlisle Kingmoor allocated Class 108's were synonymous on stopping services along the former Furness Railway route from Carnforth to Barrow and along the Cumbrian Coast to Carlisle. Martyn Hilbert.
17th June 1980
On the 17th June 1980 56234 and 50955 are seen being dragged through Carnforth station by 25 209. Jerry Glover.
21st June 1980
A Class 108 formed of cars M56263 & M50973 arrives at Burscough Junction with the 12.57 Preston to Ormskirk on 21st June 1980. The station had an ever so long down platform complete with a bay, both a legacy from the days when Burscough Junction was on the former double track ex L&Y mainline between Preston & Liverpool Exchange. The connection was still in from Burscough Bridge serving the MOF warehouses through the gate on the right. Martyn Hilbert.
21st June 1980
A Class 108 formed of cars M50973 + M56263 stands in the rationalised splendour of Burscough Junction whilst working the 12.57 Preston to Ormskirk service on June 21st 1980. Martyn Hilbert.
21st June 1980
In blue/grey livery Class 108 M56263 & M50973 awaits departure from Burscough Junction with the 13.37 Ormskirk to Preston on June 21st 1980. To the right of the 108 is the disused former Up line, and platform and just visible in the distance on the far right is the siding connection to the MOF warehouses, linked via a flat crossing over the Ormskirk route and accessed from Burscough Bridge via the now lifted South Curve. Martyn Hilbert.
24th June 1980
Three two-car Class 108 DMUs at Kents Bank, Cumbria, on 24/06/1980. DTC(L) M56257 is nearest the camera. Graeme Phillips Collection.
29th June 1980
Although Northwich depot (coded 8E) closed to steam on 4th March 1968, it continued to service diesel traction until 1987. Inside the running shed on 29th June 1980 was 'Derby Lightweight' DMU M51905 - M56488 in the company of class 40 No.40134. The split-headcode box class 40 was to be withdrawn during the following May and was cut up at BREL Swindon in December 1983. Gordon Edgar.
5th July 1980
With the former Jubilee Mill as a backdrop, a two-car Class 108 DMU formed of cars M50974 (closest) + M56227 was getting underway from Croston with an Ormskirk to Preston service on July 5th 1980. Martyn Hilbert.
9th July 1980
Class 108s at Liverpool Lime Street, 09/07/1980. The leading car M52052 appears to be newly refurbished - by this date, the white livery with blue band had been dropped in favour of this familiar blue & grey scheme, which had previously been reserved for Inter-City / Cross-Country vehicles as well as coaching stock. Graeme Phillips Collection.
12th July 1980
Alighted passengers walk down the platform as Class 108 M50971 & M56262 departs from Rufford with the 16.15 Ormskirk to Preston on July 12th 1980. The unit is carrying the short-lived 'refurbished' DMU white/blue stripe livery. Martyn Hilbert.