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Class 108 DMU set T206 (presumably 53981 + 54253) passes Bottesford West Junction heading away from Grantham and towards Nottingham on 20th February 1989. Andrew Walker.
Class 108 DMU set LO276 (53981 and presumably 54253) in Bangor station on 13 October 1990. George Woods.
Class 108 set LO276 at Manchester Oxford Road on June 26, 1992. 53981 leads, presumably with 54253. John Carter.
Class 108 set LO276 formed DMBS 53981 leading DTCL 54253 standing at Preston on 16/Jul/1992. Robert Chilton.
A two-car Class 108 DMU in Fleetwood station with a service to Poulton. DMBS M50982 is closest with an Accrington set number (AC353) in the left cab window. It is presumably running with M56265 - its original partner which it seemed to retain until the start of the 1980s. Date unknown - the set was used on the last day of services (30 May 1970) and other images on this website of these have it in similar condition so on that day or soon before. Adrian Sutterby Collection.
Fleetwood railway station on the last day of passenger services, Saturday 30th May 1970. This was the second to last train waiting to depart for Poulton-le-Fylde, formed of Class 108 set AC353 (M50982 and presumably M56265). Ian 10B Collection.
A Class 108 in Windermere station. The slide recorded it as M50982, but no date. Circa early/mid-1970s. Stuart Mackay Collection.
In Rail Blue livery and complete with its tail lamp, a Class 108 two-car DMU formed of cars M56265 & M50982 was departing from Croston with a Preston to Ormskirk service on September 16th 1977. The station still had its LMS concrete post lamps with tin shades and bare blubs. In the distance the loading gauge was still in-situ at the entrance to the trackless former goods yard. Ahead of the DMU the single track of this former main line is visible regaining its alignment along the former Down Line. When the route was downgraded and singled circa 1970, the track was slewed across to the Up Side at Croston to serve the single remaining operational platform. Martyn Hilbert.
53982 and 54246 are seen in Southport Carriage Sidings on the 6th July 1986. Jerry Glover.
Class 108 LO277 (M53982 + M54246) at Manchester Piccadilly on June 6, 1990. Nicholas Youngman.
53983 + 54266 seen at Manchester Victoria in September 1984. Stuart Mackay Collection.
Two two-car Class 108s arriving into Southport station in September 1984. DMBS M53983 is closest, M51911 is at the far end. Stuart Mackay Collection.
Running along what was once the double track main line from Preston to Liverpool Exchange, a two-car Class 108 DMU formed of cars M53983 & M54266, was approaching the village of Croston with the 09.00 Preston to Ormskirk service on August 24th 1985. Martyn Hilbert.
Class 108 2-car DMU set T208, presumably 53983 + 54266 (DMBS + DTCL),after shunting over to the Down side at Stratford upon Avon on 15-3-89. On Tour With The Class 13 Army.
Having arrived at Preston at the rear of a four-car service from Barrow-in-Furness, Class 108 set CH278 formed of cars M53983 & M54266 were stood at the North end of platform 5 on the late afternoon of January 6th 1990. The set was withdrawn from Longsight Depot in July 1991 and subsequently scrapped by Mayer Newman at Snailwell. Martyn Hilbert.
LO278 M53983 + M54266 wait to depart platform 11 Manchester Victoria on the 2F87 17:37 to Southport 28/6/91. Kevin Dowd.
A two-car (blue square) Derby lightweight DMU (M50984 leading) with a Bedford - Northampton service in mid-September 1961 at Bedford. Note all the Bed-Pan sets in the sidings. Michael Mensing.
A Bedford - Northampton service is seen at Oakley on 18 September 1961. Formed of a (blue square) Derby Lightweight DMU, the DMBS is Bletchley allocated M50984. Michael Mensing.
A two-car blue square Derby Lightweight DMU led by M50984 is seen leaving Bedford Midland Road with the 10.03am to Northampton service on 18 September 1961. Michael Mensing.
Class 108 d.m.u. CH280 (53986 + 54221) 09-07-1989 awaiting its next duty at Bridlington. The set had been transferred from Chester to Neville Hill a few weeks earlier. Gordon Thomson.