Class 120 DMU images identified by Set No.
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C501
26th September 1976
50706
Class 120 C501 (50706 + 59296 + 50648) and Class 119 B574 (51084 + 59415 + 51056) at Hereford. This was a shuttle to the Bulmers Railway Centre open day on 26th September 1976. Steve Davies Collection.
26th September 1976
50706
Class 120 C501 (50706 + 59296 + 50648) and Class 119 B574 (51084 + 59415 + 51056) at Hereford. This was a shuttle to the Bulmers Railway Centre open day on 26th September 1976, and is waiting for the points to be clipped. Steve Davies Collection.
16th September 1979
50648
Swindon Works class 120/2 motor second W50648 of a Cross-Country triple DMU set in blue and grey livery, in the company of class 31/1 31210 at the Cardiff Canton DMU and carriage sheds on 16th September 1979. The class 120 is from the first batch built, which had round as opposed to oval buffers. The Brush type 2 entered BR traffic in July 1960 as D5634 and is now to be found on the heritage Dean Forest Railway. Gordon Edgar.
21st September 1979
50706
Gloomy skies at Salisbury on 21 September 1979. W50706 is at the front od Swindon Cross-Country set C501, presumably with 59296 + 50648. David Mant.
C502
27th March 1976
Class 120 DMU set C502 alongside 33 030 at Hereford refuelling point on 27 March 1976. John Crooks.
26th February 1977
50653
A Class 120 Swindon-Cross Country DMU arrives into Cardiff Central from West Wales 26/2/77. At the front of set C502 is DMS(L) W50653, the orange curtains fitted throughout second class can be clearly seen. Stephen Burdett.
25th September 1979
50707
W50707 at Cardiff Central on 25/09/79. Steve Jones.
October 1979
Class 120 set C502 pulls away from Kemble with a working from Gloucester to Swindon in October 1979. John Clark.
C503
June 1974
50707
A Swindon Cross-Country DMU at Milford Haven June 1974. Photograph by John Wiltshire. Set C503 is presumably DMBC 50707 with 59268 visible behind. Peter Brabham Collection.
April 1975
BR (Swindon) Cross Country 3-car dmu (Class 120) No.C503 (consisting of Class 120/2, 179 & 120/1 cars) with Central Wales Line headlamp between cab windows, in BR Rail Blue & Grey with all yellow front end, leaving Kidwelly on a Swansea (High St) - Pembroke Dock service, 04/75. Hugh Llewelyn.
1976
Class 120 DMU set C503 stabled at Hereford alongside 33 030 sometime in 1976. Brian Daniels.
1979
Class 120 DMU set C503 at the rear of what seems to be a nine-car formation in Swansea station sometime in 1979. Stuart Mackay Collection.
18th August 1979
50711
A Class 120 (C503, 50711 and presumably 59581 + 50658) and Class 101 (a TBS set) at Fairwood Junction on 18 August 1979. The formation is diverging from the avoiding line towards Westbury. With Cardiff Central on the destination blind it is probably a Weymouth to Cardiff service. Michael Mensing.
C504
2nd August 1974
Class 120 set C504 at Newport on 2 August 1974. The Royal Crest on this Swindon Cross Country DMBC is interesting. Perhaps someone knows what it signifies and why it was applied? Alistair Ness.
April 1975
Class 120 DMU sets C504 and C500 nearing Hereford on a Crewe - Cardiff service in April 1975. Note the buffet lettering and red stripe on the centre car. Hugh Llewelyn.
27th July 1979
A Cardiff Class 120 - thought to be C504 - set sits at Milford Haven on the 27/7/79. Ian Francis.
C505
April 1975
BR (Swindon) Cross Country 3-car dmu (Class 120) No.C505 (consisting of Class 120/2, 179 & 120/1 cars) with Central Wales Line headlamp between cab windows, in BR Rail Blue & Grey with all yellow front end, at Builth Road on a Swansea (High St) - Llanelli (General) - Shrewsbury (General) service, 04/75. Hugh Llewelyn.
10th July 1976
50729
Two Cross-Country DMUs - M50729 of set C505 leading - at Selly Oak, Birmingham, on 10 July 1976. Phillip Malin.
7th April 1977
Class 120 set C505 after overhaul outside its birthplace of Swindon Works on 7 April 1977. Note the orange curtains in all the passenger windows. Stuart Mackay Collection.
22nd August 1978
A Class 120 at Swansea on 22nd August 1978. Peter Heppenstall.