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Class 119 DMU images identified by Vehicle No.


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51078

119 DMU

Unknown Date

Set: L587

Passing Earlswood is class 119 set L587, presumably 51078 + 59436 + 51106. Ian Buck.


119 DMU

early 1980s

Set: L587

A class 119 D.M.U. (set L587, presumably 51078 + 59436 + 51106) on a Swindon to Cheltenham service joins the main line at Standish Junction in the early 1980s. Curly42.


119 DMU

March 1983

Set: L587

Class 119 set L587 (presumably 51078 + 59436 + 51106) is seen at Haresfield (Glos.) in May 1983. Mike Cooper.

51079

119 DMU

20th October 1974

A Class 119 DMU on Long Rock shed, Penzance, on 20 October 1974. Closest is 51079, presumably with 59437 + 51107, in the foreground is 1021 Western Cavalier. Roger Geach.


119 DMU

20th October 1974

Class 119 DMC W51079 alongside Western 1021 at Long Rock shed (Penzance). Seen from the coaling stage on 20 October 1974. Roger Geach.


119 DMU

19th May 1979

Set: L588

Class 119 sets L587 and L588 (presumably 51079 closest with 59437 + 51107) at Redhill 19/5/79. Nigel Menzies.


119 DMU

19th May 1981

Set: 588

Alongside a full-looking car park and in a location that has changed dramatically over the passing years, a Gloucester Class 119 Cross Country three-car DMU formed of cars W51079, W59437 & W51107 was stood at Reading with a service from Gatwick Airport on May 19th 1981. A Southern Region Class 421 4-CIG EMU, 7352 is visible in the background. The 119's were based closely on the Swindon Class 120's, but built at the Gloucester Railway Carriage & Wagon Company in 1958 utilising a Derby style cab. There were 84 individual cars built, with the centre trailer coaches originally having a small buffet area. The last of the 119's were withdrawn in 1994. Martyn Hilbert.


119 DMU

Unknown Date

Set: L588

Class 119 set L588 (51079 presumably with 59437 + 51107) at Dorking Town. Ian Buck.


119 DMU

29th June 1987

Set: L588

At Reading on the 29th June '87 was W51079, part of set L588, presumably with 59437 + 51107. Malcolm Clements.


119 DMU

1988

Set: L588

Class 119 DMU set L588 (presumably 51079 + 59437 + 51107) in Guildford station circa summer 1988. Brian Ward.


119 DMU

16th April 1988

Set: L588

Class 119 DMU L588 at Redhill, 16 April 1988. 51079 leads, presumably with 59437 + 51107. Nigel Menzies.


119 DMU

circa January 1990

Set: L588

Class 119 set L588 (presumably 51079 + 59437 + 51107) approaching Southall circa January 1990. Stuart Mackay Collection.


119 DMU

29th June 1993

Set: L588

Class 119 set L588 51079 + 59437 + 51107 on the 15:10 Reading to Redhill at Wokingham, 29-6-93. Kevin Dowd.


119 DMU

9th September 1993

Set: 588

Class 119 set 588, formed 51079 + 59437 + 51107 arrives into Redhill on 9/9/93 with the 13:26 Gatwick Airport - Reading service. Sparegang.


119 DMU

17th October 1993

Set: 588

Class 119 DMU set presumed 51079 + 59437 + 51107 near White Down Lane with the 09.15 Gatwick to Reading service on 17 October 1993. Rob Paterson.


119 DMU

Unknown Date

Set: 588

Two-car Class 119 set 588 (presumably (51079 + 51107) makes a spirited departure from Guildford. Undated. Tom Clift.


119 DMU

26th November 1994

Set: 119022

Class 119/116 hybrid DMU set 119022 (51079 + 53921) stabled in the front of Cardiff Central panel box on 26 November 1994. Robert Thomas.


119 DMU

16th July 1995

Set: 119022

51079 + 51107 + 51329, being stripped of spares in Tyseley TMD before going to M.C. Metals, 16-7-95. Kevin Dowd.


119 DMU

16th July 1995

Set: 119022

51079 + 51107 + 51329, being stripped of spares in Tyseley TMD before going to M.C. Metals, 16-7-95. Kevin Dowd.

51080

119 DMU

13th September 1975

Set: B571

On 13 September 1975, Gloucester RC&W Co cross-country dmu B571 (51080 + 59292 + 51052) stands at Bristol Temple Meads waiting to work to Portsmouth Harbour. The two-digit headcode panel is showing "85" the Southern Region headcode for this service. Jeremy Chapter.

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