Class 118 DMU images
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25th August 1985
Set: P470
Class 118 DMU set P470 (51328 and presumably 59509 + 51313) in Paignton station on 25 August 1985. Stuart Mackay Collection.
25th August 1985
Set: P466
Class 118 P466, presumably 51308 + 59475 + 51323, in platform 3 of Exeter St Davids station on 25 August 1985. Stuart Mackay Collection.
31st August 1985
Set: P471
Class 118 DMU set P471, 51329 and 51314, at Liskeard on the Looe Branch on 31st August 1985. Keith Miller.
6th September 1985
Set: P463
With an open day at the weekend D1023 Western Fusilier is a visitor to Laira depot on 9 September. A couple of suburban DMU vehicles are behind it, Class 118 P463 to the right, and 08 941 on the left. Keith Miller.
7th September 1985
Set: B460
BT-liveried Class 118 DMU set P460 on open day shuttle duties in Plymouth Laira depot on 7 September 1985. Mike Bunker.
7th September 1985
Set: P470
On the day of Plymouth Laira Open Day - 7 September 1985 – DMU set P470 (51328 + 59478 + 51313) is seen at Laira Junction. Keith Miller.
7th September 1985
Set: P460
51302 leads P460 (with 59469 + 51317) on a shuttle for Laira open day as part of GW150 on Saturday 7/9/85. Mel Holley.
16th September 1985
Set: P463
Class 118 BRC&W dmu set P463 (51320 + 59472 + 51305) Barnstable on Monday 16 September 1985. Ian 10B.
19th September 1985
Set: P464
BRC&W Class 116 DMU set P464 (presumably 51306/59473/51321) in Newquay railway station on Thursday 19 September 1985. Ian 10B.
19th September 1985
Set: P460
A Class 118 DMU, Laira allocated Birmingham R.C.& W. set P460 (51317 + 59469 + 51302) at St. Erth on Thursday 19 September 1985. Ian 10B.
19th September 1985
Set: P460
Laira allocated Class 118 DMU set P460 (51302 + 59469 + 51317) at St. Ives. on Thursday 19 September 1985. Ian 10B.
circa 1985
Set: P480
A Class 118/101 hybrid DMU (presumably 51327 + 59551 + 51312) arrives into Barnstaple Junction - the driver has already changed one of the marker lights to red for the return journey. The image is undated but the Met-Camm centre-car dates it to circa late 1985. Ian Dinmore/railarchive.org.uk.
12th October 1985
Set: L579
Class 118/119 hybrid set L579 at Edenbridge on 12th October 1985, presumably 51319 + 59424 + 51065. Ian Buck.
12th October 1985
142 015 and a Class 118 DMU at Exeter St Davids (at 12:30) on Saturday 12th October 1985. Colin Brooks.
26th October 1985
Set: L579
The 'Sharpness Shunter' railtour seen in Gloucester Docks on the 26th October 1985, formed 51319 + 59424 + 51065. Chris Lings.
1st November 1985
Set: P461
The 14.27 Exeter – Paignton approaches Teignmouth on 1 November 1985 formed of class 118 set no P461 with DMBS 51303 leading (presumably with 59470 + 51318). Robert28194.
21st December 1985
Set: P460
The Hertfordshire Railtours 'Gunnislake Goliath' railtour at Exeter St.David's formed of DEMU 1032 on 21/12/85. On the right stands the colourful class 118 DMU set no. P460 (51302 + 59469 + 51317) in all over British Telecom advertising livery which was painted unlike today's vinyl wraps. The colour scheme had been applied to raise awareness that BT was now a private company having been sold off by the Government in a share issue during November 1984. This unit was thus quite unusual when it got repainted in February 1985 as back then BR was still very much corporate blue and grey. It is seen working the 10.10 Barnstaple to Exmouth. Adrian Nicholls.
21st December 1985
Set: P460
'Hastings' DEMU set 1032 stands at Exeter St.Davids while working the Hertfordshire Railtours 'Gunnislake Goliath' railtour on 21st December 1985. In the foreground is 51317 from Plymouth based class 118 DMU set no.P460 which at the time carried British Telecommunications Plc all over yellow or 'Busby' livery, it was working the 10.10 Barnstaple to Exmouth. Adrian Nicholls.
Unknown Date
Set: P460
The BT-liveried Class 118 DMU, set P460 (51302 + 59469 + 51317), in Exeter St Davids station, date unknown. Mike Bunker.
1986
A Class 118 for St Ives waits in St Erth station as an HST arrives on a cloudy day in 1986. David Hawkings.