Class 108 DMU images identified by Vehicle No.
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56494
Unknown Date
A Class 108 DMU seen passing the National Gas Engine factory at Ashton-under-Lyne, date unknown. The DTSL appears to be 54494. Stuart Mackay Collection.
56495
September 1984
Class 108 DTS 54495 seen in Manchester Victoria in September 1984. Stuart Mackay Collection.
8th April 1989
About to depart Aylesbury for London Marylebone is a 4-car DMU formation made up of two 2-car sets. The leading coach is a Class 108 DTCL 54495. AndrewHA.
20th October 1989
Class 108 DTCL 54495 (right) faces Class 115 DMBS 51857 in Aylesbury station with the 12.40 To Marylebone on 20 October 1989. Dave Warby.
21st July 1990
A DMU near to Northwood with a service for Marylebone on 21 July 1990. It is formed of two Class 108 DTC / 115 DMBS pairings, with Class 108 54495 leading. Lewis Bevan.
Unknown Date
Class 108 DTC 54495 is working as part of a Class 115 set when seen at Aylesbury in the early 1990s. The DMBS partially seen on the right is 51654. Stuart Mackay Collection.
5th May 1993
Set: 263
Hybrid class 108/104 unit 263, formed of 54495 + 53540, leads another unit E.C.S. through Reading on 5/5/93. Sparegang.
56496
31st August 1980
A two-car Class 108 with Driving Trailer Composite Lavatory (DTCL) M56496, was stabled in the sidings at Longsight Depot on August 31st 1980. To the left is an intermediate (MBSL) car from a Swindon Class 124 'Trans-Pennine' DMU, whilst to the rear of the 108 is a BRCW Class 104 set, with another 104 visible in the distance, keeping company with a Class 47. Martyn Hilbert.
28th October 1990
Set: LO261
Class 108 set LO261 with 54496 nearest the camera is attached to the rear of another 108 forming an evening departure from Crewe to Manchester Piccadilly. Jay Hartley.
21st May 1991
Set: LO256
LO256 M54496 + M51901 + LO255 M51424 + M54232 2E24 18:30 Piccadilly to Sheffield at New Mills South Junction 21-5-91. Kevin Dowd.
56497
13th June 1981
An eight-car DMU formation, noted as going to Rhyl (but Llandudno is on the destination blind) is seen near Chester on 13 June 1981. Allerton allocated M56497 leads a 108 set, there is another 108, a 103 and a 101. Stuart Mackay Collection.
23rd December 1982
Two days before Christmas 1982 in very seasonal conditions, a two-car Class 108 DMU formed of cars M51942 & M56497 had just passed the down distant signal for Midge Hall as it passed the Cocker Bar at Ulnes Walton with an Ormskirk to Preston service on December 23rd 1982. Martyn Hilbert.
13th June 1987
Chester, 13/6/87. The ECS to Crewe is formed of 54497, 51913, 51188, 54348, 54273 & 53940. The 150's are on the 15.36 Crewe-Llandudno. Anthony Griffiths.
26th December 1987
Class 108 DTS 54497 in Tyseley on December 26, 1987. Andy Cole.
31st August 1988
Set: CH265
Class 108 Set CH265 (presumably 54497 + 51913) approaches Abergele and Pensarm (at 15XX) on Wednesday 31st August 1988. Colin Brooks.
20th February 1989
Set: CH265
Class 108 Derby 2-car DMU 54497+51913 (DTCL+DMBS) set CH265 arrived at Manchester Oxford Road on 20-2-89. On Tour With The Class 13 Army.
20th August 1990
Set: LO265
Class 108 DMU LO265 cars 54497 + 51913 enter Sleaford station on the 11:39 Skegness to Nottingham service on 20 August 1990. The Met-Camm on the left is thought to be 53201. Two days later LO265 was involved in a low speed head on crash with another Class 108 at Hyde North Junction after passing a red signal. It was repaired and finally withdrawn on 30/05/91. Neil Smith.
56498
4th May 1969
Class 108 set with DTCL M56498 in green with a blue DMBS on a Chester - Manchester working at Mouldsworth, 4/May/1969. Note that while equipped with a 4-character headcode display, it is showing the 2-character DMU route code, a fairly common occurrence. Robert Chilton.
56499
4th May 1987
54499 sandwiched between 51878 (left) and 51895 (right) at Quainton Road on the Quaintonian, 4/5/87. Robert Frise.
3rd September 1988
Class 108 DTC 54499 + a 115 DMBS + 115 DMBS 51893 + 108 DTC at Quainton Road with the "Chinnor Tonic" railtour on 3rd September 1988. Robert Frise.