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A Class 108 DMU (with two DMBSs, the closest labelled set 397) at Liskeard Cornwall, with a Penzance to Plymouth local passenger on 15th July 1991. Roger Geach.
Hybrid set 456 departs north from North Queensferry on 14 August 1987, formed of one Class 108 vehicle M52059 and two Class 104 vehicles M59168 + M53464. Stuart Mackay Collection.
Class 108 DMBS M53930 at Snailwell on 21 February 1992. It still carries an old Chester set number under the vehicle number. Note also the ex-Cravens seats. Nicholas Youngman.
M51569 outside the firing tunnel at Snailwell on November 18 1990, where it entered the next day. Nicholas Youngman.
Class 108/101 hybrid set 823 (53642 closest, presumably with 59384 + 51184) at Honiton in 1992. John Law.
Hybrid Class 108/101 set at Exeter St Davids on a wet 11 November, 1991. The leading vehicle is 51417. Glen Batten.
Class 108/Met-Camm hybrid set 826 in Exmouth station on August 13, 1990, with 52053 closest and 53223 at the far end. John Carter.
A Class 101 about to pass a three-car Class 108 (which appears to be set 828, presumably 52051 + 59386 + 51936) at Cockwood Harbour, South Devon. 52051 was transferred to Plymouth in May 1989 and the image would be taken between then and February 1991 when it was involved in a serious fire. Stuart Mackay Collection.
The still smouldering remains of Class 108 DMSL 52051 at Littlehempston near Totnes after catching fire travelling down Rattery Bank on 18 February 1991. Peter Boor.
With smoke still evident in the right window (or where there was once a window) firemen are still working on the remains of Class 108 DMSL 52051 at Littlehempston near Totnes after catching fire travelling down Rattery Bank Bank on 18 February 1991. Peter Boor.
The burnt remains of W52051 seen at Littlehempston near Totnes on 18 February 1991 after catching fire travelling down Rattery Bank. Stuart Mackay Collection.
The sad sight of 52051 after a fire at Totnes. When I arrived on site she was still blocking the main line, to clear this for continued operations she was unceremoniously dumped clear of the line. After examination it was found No.2 Final Drive had not gone into the correct direction for travel and contra-rotated the engine. Michael Boot.
The sad sight of 52051 after a fire at Totnes. I arrived on site after she had been unceremoniously dumped out of the way to clear for cautionary running. I found that No.2 Final Drive had not gone in the correct direction for travel contra-rotating the engine. Michael Boot.
The sad sight of 52051 after a fire at Totnes in February 1991. I arrived on site after she had been unceremoniously dumped out of the way to clear for cautionary running. I found that No.2 Final Drive had not gone in the correct direction for travel contra-rotating the engine. Michael Boot.
The sad sight of 52051 after a fire at Totnes in February 1991. I arrived on site after she had been unceremoniously dumped out of the way to clear for cautionary running. I found that No.2 Final Drive had not gone in the correct direction for travel contra-rotating the engine. Michael Boot.
The sad sight of 52051 after a fire at Totnes in February 1991. I arrived on site after she had been unceremoniously dumped out of the way to clear for cautionary running. I found that No.2 Final Drive had not gone in the correct direction for travel contra-rotating the engine. Michael Boot.
The sad sight of 52051 after a fire at Totnes in February 1991. I arrived on site after she had been unceremoniously dumped out of the way to clear for cautionary running. I found that No.2 Final Drive had not gone in the correct direction for travel contra-rotating the engine. Michael Boot.
The sad sight of 52051 after a fire at Totnes in February 1991. I arrived on site after she had been unceremoniously dumped out of the way to clear for cautionary running. I found that No.2 Final Drive had not gone in the correct direction for travel contra-rotating the engine. Michael Boot.
The sad sight of 52051 after a fire at Totnes in February 1991. I arrived on site after she had been unceremoniously dumped out of the way to clear for cautionary running. I found that No.2 Final Drive had not gone in the correct direction for travel contra-rotating the engine. Michael Boot.
Class 108 DMSL 52051 in two parts at Totnes circa Spring 1991. It had caught fire travelling down Rattery Bank on 18 February 1991, the fire put out at Littlehempston then the vehicle dumped here where it would remain until broken up in August by staff from Gwent Demolition. Peter Boor.