Class 117 DMU images
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Unknown Date
Set: L402
Class 117 set L402 (presumably 51335 + 59487 + 51377) is seen in Paddington. Undated. Adrian Vaughan.
March 1978
Set: L420
Class 117 DMU set L420 seen in March 1978 at Ruscombe, east of Twyford, on the Great Western Main line, with Reading General on the destination blind. It has a Met-Camm centre car, the vehicles are presumably W51400 + W59543 + W51358. Stuart Mackay Collection.
circa April 1978
Set: L420
Two Class 117 DMUs in Oxford station. On the left is set L420 (presumably 51358 + 59510 + 51400) and set L428 (presumably 51366 + 59518 + 51408) is on the right. The slide was processed in April 1978. Stuart Mackay Collection.
May 1978
Set: L428
Class 117 DMU set L428 (presumably 51366 + 59518 + 51408) in Reading station in May 1978. Stuart Mackay Collection.
July 1978
Set: L428
Class 117 DMU set L428 (presumably 51366 + 59518 + 51408) and Class 33 (possibly 037) at Reading in July 1978. Graeme Phillips Collection.
7th July 1978
Set: L423
Class 117 DMU set L423 (presumably 51403 + 59513 + 51361) arriving at Moreton-in-Marsh on 7 July 1978. Michael Mensing.
17th July 1978
Set: L404
Class 117 Pressed Steel-built set L404, presumably 51379 + 59489 + 51337, on an Oxford to London Paddington service approaching Goring & Streatley on 17 July 1978. 33 012 comes round the corner with a van train, quite possibly on a Oxford to Redhill train. Jeremy Chapter.
30th July 1978
Set: L402
The RPPR Merry-Go-Round tour at Staines West on 30 July 1978 with Class 117 set L402 (51377 + 59487 + 51335) closest. Stuart Mackay Collection.
30th July 1978
Set: L404
On a railtour around London area branchlines (RPPR The Merry-Go-Round Railtour) 51337 on the front of class 117 set L404 (with 59489 + 51379) has arrived at Staines West on 30th July 1978. The blue vehicle is bubble 55020. Ian Buck.
30th July 1978
Set: L402
A DMU tour on 30th July 1978 covered all of the many branches that then existed in the London Division of the Western Region. Here it is seen at Brentford Town, 51377 of L402 closest. The tour was organised by RPPR, a popular railtour company at the time. Ian Buck.
30th July 1978
Set: L402
At the long gone Reading Goods the railtour on this day paused for a while with 51377 of L402 leading (with 59487 + 51335). 30th July 1978. Ian Buck.
30th July 1978
Set: L402
At Reading Goods again on 30th July 1978 L402 (51377 + 59487 + 51335) pauses in the rain. Ian Buck.
30th July 1978
Set: L402
The London branches railtour made it to its final extremity, the branch to Morris Cowley, which is the only branch visited that is still open today. L402 with 51377 leading (59487 + 51335 behind). Ian Buck.
30th July 1978
Set: L402
At Wallingford on 30th July 1978 L402 (51377 + 59487 + 51335) and 55020 and L404 traversed the line that has now become the Cholsey and Wallingford Railway. Ian Buck.
30th July 1978
Set: L402
L402 (51377 + 59487 + 51335) and 55020 and L404 (51379 + 59489 + 51337) have now made it to Abingdon on the RPPR Merry-go-Round railtour on 30th July 1978. Ian Buck.
30th July 1978
Set: L402
The freight branch to the Milton Inland Port / Didcot Trading Centre was opened with high hopes but eventually came to nothing. L402 (51377 + 59487 + 51335), 55020 and L404 (51379 + 59489 + 51337) cleaned the rust from the rails on 30th July 1978. Ian Buck.
30th July 1978
Set: L404
The RPPR Merry-Go-Round railtour at Reading on 30 July 1978. It was formed of two Class 117s sandwiching a Class 121, L404 (51337 + 59489 + 51379), L120 (55020) and L402 (51335 + 59487 + 51377). Stuart Mackay Collection.
30th July 1978
Set: L402
Participants head back on board after taking their photos at the Morris Cowley stop of the RPPR Merry-Go-Round railtour on 30 July 1978. Stuart Mackay Collection.
30th July 1978
Set: L402
The RPPR Merry-go-Round railtour on 30th July 1978 at Abingdon. It was formed of two 117s with a 121 between: L402 (51377 + 59487 + 51335), 55020, and L404 (51379 + 59489 + 51337). Stuart Mackay Collection.
circa late 1970s
Set: L415
Class 117 DMU set L415 (51393 and presumably 59503 + 51351) at Oxford, circa late 1970s (refurbished in September 1978). Paul Redmond.