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Class 108 M51922 Preston 23 July 1983. Alistair Ness.
Class 108 DMBS W51922 is seen in Cardiff when it was part of set C901. It is ready to work the 17:05 to Gloucester on 8 May 1987. Shayne Lewis.
Class 108 set S941 at Newport on 1st July 1989. The vehicle closest is DMBS 51922, the DMS is presumably 51562. John Carter.
Carrying a Heart of Wales Rambler headboard Class 108 DMU set S941 - 51922 + 51562 - is seen at Llanelli with the 09:43 Swansea - Shrewsbury service one day in August 1989. Stuart Mackay Collection.
M51924 leads two Class 108 sets out of Liverpool Lime Street with a Manchester service in August 1972. Mel Smith.
51924 and 51571 are the only passenger vehicles visible in Liverpool Lime Street on 25/8/80. To the left is 86 237 and on the right 08 887. Chris Lings.
A Class 108 Derby Lightweight formed of cars M51924 & M52038 was at Croston with the 17.25 Ormskirk to Preston on May 21st 1986. At the time the newly introduced class 142 Pacers were spelling the demise of the first generation DMU fleet at Newton Heath depot and scenes such as this were coming to an end. Martyn Hilbert.
With the former Jubilee Mill as a backdrop, a two-car Derby Lightweight Class 108 DMU formed of cars M51924 & M52038 was departing from the village of Croston with the 17.04 Ormskirk to Preston service on August 27th 1987. Martyn Hilbert.
Swansea set S958 is a 3-car Class 108 when seen in Carmarthen station circa 1988. The DMBS closest is presumably 51924 with 59384 + 52038. Tim Stubbs.
Class 108 DMU set S958 (presumably 51924 + 52038) at Carmarthen with the 12:04 Swansea - Milford Haven on 2 July 1988. Stuart Mackay Collection.
Three-car Class 108 DMU set S958 (51924 and presumably 59384 + 52038) at Neath with the 05:47 Portsmouth Harbour-Swansea service on 17 February 1989. Robert Thomas.
Numerous Class 108s, including S958 (presumably 51924 + 52038) and S942 in Landore depot re-fuelling plant on 11 March 1989. Stuart Mackay Collection.
Class 108 Derby 2-car DMU set S958, presumably 51924+52038 (DMBS+DMCL), departing Prees with a Crewe-Swansea service on 19-8-91. On Tour With The Class 13 Army.
A Class 108 departs from Bristol Temple Meads with an up service on 20 June 1992. Carrying set number S958 the vehicles are presumably 51924 + 52038. Robert Thomas.
Taken with a long-lens, a Derby Class 108 two-car DMU formed of cars M51925 & M52037 was approaching Bamber Bridge with a Colne to Preston service on August 10th 1979. At the time the stone built Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway waiting room was still standing on the eastbound platform, along with the subway buildings adjacent to the level crossing. The 108 had just passed under what was a historic bridge. The brick built structure was the first in the UK that took a Motorway over a railway line, the M6 Preston By-pass opening for business in December 1958 and was the first stretch of motorway in Britain. The bridge was enlarged and altered when the M6 was widened in the late 1990's. Martyn Hilbert.
A 6-car Class 108 / Met-Camm formation heads away from Kirkham Junction, Lancashire, on 11/10/1986. The two leading vehicles are 51925 (with Merseyside PTE logo) and 59107. Graeme Phillips Collection.
On a bright Winter afternoon, a Class 108/111 hybrid four-car DMU was arriving at Leyland with a Blackpool North to Manchester Victoria service on January 11th 1987. The leading car was Class 108 Derby Lightweight M51925, with Met-Cam Class 111 Trailer Open Second Lavatory (TSL) M59107 following, the third car was a Class 108 Centre Trailer, with Class 108 Driving Trailer M52043 bringing-up the rear. Martyn Hilbert.
A Class 108/101 hybrid DMU (51925 + 59107 + 52043) at Sheffield on 30/5/87. Stuart Mackay Collection.
Set 385, led by Class 108 51925 (and presumably with 59710 + 53643) arrived into Broughty Ferry on September 29th, 1988. John Carter.
Crossing Class 108s on a wet day at Llandrindod Wells. On the left S945 with 51925 is on the 12:22 Llandrindod-Swansea, on the right S943, 51561 visible, is working the 10:43 Shrewsbury-Llandrindod. These were normally through workings that terminated at Llandrindod Wells and returned to Swansea and Shrewsbury respectively, possibly due to one of the crews lack of route knowledge. 7 October 1989. Robert Thomas.