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A nine-car DMU formation pass Church Fenton on 7th May 1988 with a service via Leeds. Formed of three 108/104/108 sets, leading is BX374 presumably 51568 + 59183 + 51935. Paul Braybrook.
A Class 108 Derby 3-car DMU arriving New Mills Central with Down service for Buxton on 18-2-88. This is very probably 52065+59137+51938, a Class 108 set with a Class 104 centre car. On Tour With The Class 13 Army.
Hybrid Class 108/104 set BX375 (51938 + 59137 + presumably 52065) at Clay Cross on April 7, 1988. Walter Burt.
BX375 is a 3-car Buxton allocated Derby built Class 108 DMU with a Class 104 center car, comprising of M52065, M59137 and M51938, skirts round Combs with a Manchester Piccadilly - Buxton working on the 14th May 1988. Andrew J Crowther.
Class 108/104 hybrid set BX375 (52065 + presumably 59137 + 51938) in Manchester Piccadilly on 16 July 1988. Waddo Rail Archive.
Stabled at Buxton station on a very cold Sunday evening in November are BR Derby Works built Class 108 numbers 51938 59137 and 52065. 20 November 1988. Keith Long.
Three of Buxton's allocation of Derby Class 108 3-car units await their next duties in the snow on the 25th February 1989. Left to right are 51938 (BX375), 51950 (BX381) and 53634 (BX380), the outer two units have the "Spa Line" branding which the Buxton line was marketed under for a while. Andrew J Crowther.
Class 108 set BX377 with 51943 at the front (and presumably with 59390 + 52049) is seen passing Washwood Heath on it's way to New Street on 15.2.1988. Andy Cole.
52060 59149 51945 formed as set BX378 leaving Levenshulme on a Manchester Piccadilly to Buxton service on 6th June 1988. Steve Montgomery.
Derby Class 108 3-car DMU Buxton set BX379 (51948 + 59389 + 52050) in Buxton station on 30-5-88 with a suburban vehicle on the next road. On Tour With the Class 13 Army.
Class 108 / 104 3-car hybrid DMU 52062 + 59152 + 51950 set BX381 arriving at Manchester Piccadilly on 20-2-89. On Tour With The Class 13 Army.
A Buxton Class 108 DMU and a ScotRail Class 47 seen at York circa 1986. Brian Ward.
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.
Class 108 hybrid set BX489 is seen in Manchester Piccadilly station circa 1985. It is presumably formed 53932 + 59207 (Class 104) + 51569. John Law.
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.
BX489 (M51569 + M59207 + M53932) part of the Buxton allocation is a 1960 built Derby Lightweight dmu, with its class 104 TSL center car, passes through Buxworth cutting with the Summer Sundays only Buxton - New Mills Central-Buxton Peak Rail Ramber service, in this view heading back to Buxton. 21st July 1985. Andrew J Crowther.
BX489 (M51569, M59207, M53932) part of the Buxton allocation is a 1960 built Derby Lightweight dmu, with its class 104 TBSL center car, has just passed over Norbury Level crossing heading down the gradiant between Middlewood and Hazel Grove, with the 14.08 Buxton-Manchester Piccadilly service. 10th October 1985. Andrew J Crowther.
Hybrid Class 108 / 104 set BX489 (presumably 53932 + 59207 + 51569) at Bankend between Furness Vale and New Mills Newtown, whilst working a Buxton - Manchester Piccadilly service circa 1986 / 1987. Ian Docwra.
With "Excursion" on the blinds, set BX489 (51569, 59207 & 53932) is seen at Dewsbury on 29/3/86. Malcolm Clements.
Dating from some time in 1987 is this shot of class 108 BX 489 (51569 + 59207 + 53932) forming the rear half of a six car excursion train at Leamington Spa. I have no idea why I didn't photograph the whole thing and can only assume that the white roof of the trailing set was of more interest at the time. It as unusual for an excursion from the North-West to be in the platform road here and I imagine that some non-stop class 1 special was about to overtake it . Peter Tandy.