Class 108 DMU images
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10th December 1984
Unidentified Class 108 DMU approaching Mickle Trafford Junction with a service off the CLC line to Chester 10-12-84. On Tour With the Class 13 Army.
27th December 1984
A two-car Class 108 DMU with the 12:25 Manchester Victoria - Rochdale at Oldham Mumps on 27 December 1984. Harvey Scowcroft / Nigel Valentine Collection.
1985
A two-car Class 108 DMU seen in York station during 1985. Robert28194.
1985
Doncaster South Yorkshire 1985: the old order on the East Coast Main Line at Doncaster station. We had just arrived from Thorne North on the Class 108 Hull-Sheffield diesel multiple unit standing at platform 3. Over in bay platform 6 is a Class 141 Pacer British Rail/Leyland railcar on a Metro-Train Leeds service. Introduced in 1984 these lightweight units were all withdrawn by 1997 and in 2001-2 many were exported to Iran. Pete LG99.
circa 1985
Set: BX486
This formation - with at least nine vehicles - is seen at Stockport circa 1985 with 'Excursion' on the destination blind. M52050 is at the front as part of a three-car Class 108, followed by a three-car Class 104 and three other vehicles, the first two being 108s. Stuart Mackay Collection.
circa 1985
Set: BX489
Class 108 hybrid set BX489 is seen in Manchester Piccadilly station circa 1985. It is presumably formed 53932 + 59207 (Class 104) + 51569. John Law.
1985
The approach to Bradford Forster Square station as seen from the front window of a dmu (almost certainly a Class 108) from Keighley in 1985. Not much was happening & by this time most of the station was derelict, the few remaining trains concentrated on the 2 westernmost platforms. The goods yard and sidings to the left were disused & about to be lifted. Pete LG99.
circa 1985
A Class 108 at Leeds in the mid-1980s. The leading car is one of the late-build Midland Region vehicles with the four-character headcode box, and has a Greater Manchester PTE logo. Graeme Phillips Collection.
Unknown Date
A Class 108 is seen amongst a variety of vehicles in Derby Litchurch Lane Works. David Faircloth notes "the 'photo was taken from the "Long Bridge", this still crosses the works site, but has been closed for about 6 years. The land on which the vehicles stand is now outside the works, and is covered by an industrial estate (Citygate)." Ian Francis.
1985
A Class 108 passes through Wrexham General in 1985. John Law.
circa 1985
Gateway to the Hills - a Class 108 at Horton-in-Ribblesdale station, with Pen-y-Ghent in the background, circa 1985. Ian Docwra.
6th January 1985
A Class 108 is seen stabled at Lancaster Castle on January 6th, 1985, on the old spur to Green Ayre. Robert Frise.
24th January 1985
Class 108s and a 104 on a cold snowy day in Buxton. Also class 25/2 locomotive 25244 (D7594) with class 45/0 locomotive 45062 (D103) behind stabled in the center road. 24th January 1985. Andrew J Crowther.
February 1985
Unidentified Class 108 DMU stabled on Chester TMD February 1985, On Tour With the Class 13 Army.
9th February 1985
Two two-car Class 108 DMUs seen near Filey on 9 February 1985. George Woods.
16th February 1985
On the left Class 108 No M54500 & M51912 and on the right Class 507 No 507 011 at Hunts Cross station Liverpool on 16 February 1985. Keith Long.
24th February 1985
Permanent way work at the once 4 tracked Buxworth cutting, just south of New Mills South Junc on the Hope Valley line, sees 37079 (D6779) stationary on a ballast train, whilst a class 108 comes past wrong line with a local service to Sheffield. on today's railway this would mean Rail Replacement buses. 24th February 1985. Andrew J Crowther.
2nd March 1985
Set: BX489
A Class 108/104 hybrid DMU, thought to be BX489 (53932 + 59207 + 51569) arriving Middlewood with the 13-45 to Buxton on 2-3-85. On Tour With the Class 13 Army.
5th March 1985
A Class 108 set seen in Manchester Victoria on the 5th March 1985. Malcolm Clements.
5th March 1985
A Class 108 in Manchester Victoria station on the 5th March 1985. On the left is a Class 120 set including M51583. Malcolm Clements.