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M51129, M59756, M51149 and M53822 seen at Ely North Junction with the 09.55 SO Birmingham New Street to Yarmouth on 9th July 1988. Nicholas Youngman.
Class 116 suburban DMU set no. T319 formed 51129 - (presumably 59756) - 51142, with 51129 trailing out of Birmingham New Street on a wet 14/Oct/1989. Robert Chilton.
51129 and 53168 (T056) at Rugby after arrival with 1720 ex- Stoke, 7/11/92. Gazza Prescott.
A Derby suburban triple DMU arrives into Hall Green station in early 1961. The closest car seems to be W51130. Michael Mensing.
Class 116 DMU set TY537 (presumably 51130 closest) arriving at Small Heath with the 17:10pm Birmingham Moor Street - Henley-in-Arden service on 12 March 1977. Heading away is a six-car formation with a 101/101/100 hybrid and a refurbished Class 116. Michael Mensing.
TS537 forms a Leamington Spa - Moor Street service at Hatton Bank in September 1981. Andy Hoare.
Class 116 unit TS537 of Tyseley depot and carrying "WM" branding on the front (believed to comprise vehicles 51130 + 59627 + 51143) pausing at Solihull station on a September evening in 1984 on a local service to Leamington Spa. Bob Belcher.
In the days when it was possible to sit at the front of a diesel multiple unit and (assuming that the driver had not lowered the blind) it was possible to enjoy a "driver's eye" view of the track ahead. On board a class 116 unit as a similar unit passes in the opposite direction on the section of route between Solihull and Lapworth that used to be four tracks. Taken in September 1984 from 51130 on a Leamington Spa service. Bob Belcher.
M51130 leads set TS537 into Great Malvern on a terminating service from Birmingham New Street, 2/6/1985. Stephen Burdett.
A pair of WMPTE class 116 dmus (TS624 and presumably 51130 closest with 59615 + 51143) forming one of the Coalville Open day shuttles, having traveled on this along the freight only line from Leicester to Coalville, the train is now loading up again before continuing to Burton-on-Trent. 1st September 1985. Andrew J Crowther.
51130 / TS624 (presumably with 59615 + 51143) at Buxton on the 13th October 1985. This was a BR organised day excursion from Derby, formed of a Class 116 and Class 120. Chris Lings.
Class 116 DMBS M51130 in Shrewsbury station with Wolverhampton on the destination blind on 6 February 1986. At this point it should be part of set TS624 with 59615 + 51143. Stuart Mackay Collection.
Tyseley set T624, 51130 closest presumably with 59615 + 51143, arrives at Hereford with a service from Birmingham in April 1987. Paul James.
Class 116 DMBS M51130 seen at Snailwell on 3 February 1992. Nicholas Youngman.
Stourport-on-Severn station on 5 April 1969. Train is the 13.45 to Kidderminster via Bewdley (reverse), formed of set TY538, presumably M51131 + 59441 + 51144. The lower ground on the left was the site of sidings leading down to a canal basin. The scene is now completely changed, with a housing estate where the railway used to be. Even St Michael's Church on the right was partly demolished in about 1980; it was begun to 1881 by George Gilbert Scott and was unfinished when it was consecrated in 1910. Note the red coloured seats inside the unit. Tom Burnham.
The 13.45 to Kidderminster via Bewdley at Stourport-on-Severn station on 5 April 1969, formed of Class 116 set TY538 (presumably 51131 + 59441 + 51144). Note the red seats inside the DMU. Tom Burnham.
Class 116 DMU set TY538 (presumably 51131 + 59441 + 51144) at Barnt Green on 4 January 1975. Phillip Malin.
Class 116 DMU set TS538 led by M51131 (and presumably with 59441 + 51144) is seen at Bordesley Junction (Birmingham) in late August 1975. Birmingham New Street is displayed on the destination blind. Michael Mensing.
Class 116 DMU set TS538 (51131 and presumably 59441 + 51144) seen in Sutton Coldfield station in early August 1975 with Lichfield City on the destination blind. Michael Mensing.
Refurbished Class 116 set TS538, the DMC (furthest) is M51144, presumably with 59441 + 51131, heads out of Birmingham Moor Street on February 9, 1979. Steve Jones.