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Plymouth-allocated class 120 Swindon Cross-Country DMU P556 (presumably 51586 + 59583 + 51577) in the platform at St Ives on February 24, 1979. Jeremy Chapter.
Class 120 DMU set P556 (51586 and presumably 59583 + 51577) in Newton Abbot station on Saturday 28 April 1979. David Russon.
A snowy scene at Gloucester Horton Road shed (85B) in February 1982. Class 120 DMU car W51586, from set C556, is visible,along with an unidentified Class 08 shunter. Curly42.
The LCGB "Staffordshire Ranger" railtour is seen at Cheddleton on the 10th March 1984. Class 120 DMS 51586 is at this end of the 120 / 108 formation. Chris Lings.
On 10 March 1984, the LCGB "Staffordshire Ranger" rail tour is seen at Cheddleton station with a three-car Swindown Works "cross-country" and a Derby Works class 108 three-car. Six Bells Junction notes the vehicles as 51586 + 59583 + 51577 / 53974 + 59387 + 51934. Jeremy Chapter.
A Class 120 DMU in Leeds station in November 1985. I am not aware of the Eastern Region ever having had an allocation of Class 120 vehicles, and it is likely this Midland region 2-car unit will have worked in from Derby / Nottingham and is waiting to return there. The class was common at other Eastern region destinations such as Lincoln and Skegness, with inter-regional Provincial services to / from the Midlands, often extending as far as Crewe. They were typically allocated to Etches Park (DY) depot, Derby. Class 114 units were to be found on similar routes, more especially in Eastern counties. Both Classes were largely ousted from these duties from 1986 with the introduction of Class 150/1 Sprinters, with a number of vehicles displaced to Parcels work before final withdrawal. Graeme Phillips Collection.
Class 120 DMU set P557 (W51587 + W59580 + W51578) in the St Ives platform on St Erth on Sunday 17 June 1979. David Russon.
Class Swindon Cross-Country set P557 approaches St Dennis Junction on September 20, 1979. Steve Davies Collection.
Class 120 Cross-Country set M51587 + M59580 + M51578 at Ormskirk waiting to leave with the 18:32 to Preston, 3/9/84. Hamish Stevenson.
Swindon Class 120 3-car DMU 51587 + 59580 + 51578 stabled on Chester depot on 30-9-84. On Tour With the Class 13 Army.
Oval buffered Swindon Cross-Country 51587 leads hybrid set 303 (presumably with 59553 + 53292) through Princes Street Gardens away from the Scottish capital. S Saunders.
A Class 120/101 hybrid set on Eastfield depot circa late Autumn 1987. The Class 120 DMSL is Haymarket 51587 which worked in a variety of Class 101 sets around this time. Brian Ward.
A peep inside a condemned Class 120 vehicle 51587 on 4th September 1988 at Snailwell. Nicholas Youngman.
Class 120 DMS 51587 in Snailwell on 4 September 1988. It still carries a M prefix despite having spent the previous two years on the Scottish Region. Nicholas Youngman.
Two car Swindon Cross-Country set 503 (presumably 51588 + 51579) at Oxford in September 1968. The pair were spent just over a year allocated to Reading beginning April 1968. Steve Davies Collection.
Swindon Cross-Country Class 120 set C558 (W51588 and presumably 59264 + 51579) at Llanelli with the 13:40 Milford Haven - Swansea service on 7 June 1980. Robert Thomas.
Set C558 at Westbury on 19 May 1981. Steve Davies Collection.
A Swindon Class 120 three-car 'Cross-Country' DMU formed of cars W51588, W59588 & W51579 (558), was down to walking pace as it was climbing the Lickey Incline with a Worcester to Birmingham New Street service on September 5th 1981. At the time, the set was allocated to Cardiff Canton, but in the following year, 1982, the set was transferred to the North West operating from Newton Heath Depot. Martyn Hilbert.
Swindon class 120 DMU, set No C558 at Newport, 20th Feb 1982. Closest is 51588, the other power car is presumably 51579. Paul James.
On an Autumn evening, one of the Newton Heath allocated well-appointed and stylish Swindon built Cross-Country Class 120 DMU's, with Driving Motor Second Lavatory M51588 leading, coupled to a class 104 set, passes Salwick with a Blackpool North to Manchester Victoria service on October 29th 1983. Just visible through the bridge is Salwick station then complete with its Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway island platform canopy. On the extreme left is the cobbled access road to the former goods yard. This stretch of railway once had four running lines in the days when the three Blackpool stations were busy with express, residential and a prodigious amount of excursion traffic. Martyn Hilbert.