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An official image (8 of 15) from a internal BR photo album titled 'Refurbished Class 120 DMU Pre-Production SC Region'. It shows the centre section of centre car Sc59683. The major underframe items, from left to right, are battery box, vacuum reservoir, the box with grilles I think has to do with refrigeration for the buffet. The J Stone box is the dynamo regulator, the plain box to the right is the lighting relays, and the two small boxes above the dynamo contain fuse. This was taken circa June 1977, probably at Wormit goods yard. British Rail.
An official image (10 of 15) from a internal BR photo album titled 'Refurbished Class 120 DMU Pre-Production SC Region'. It shows the interior of centre car Sc59683 looking towards the buffet end. This was taken circa June 1977, crossing the Tay Bridge, looking south towards Fife. British Rail.
An official image (12 of 15) from a internal BR photo album titled 'Refurbished Class 120 DMU Pre-Production SC Region'. It shows the buffet area of centre car Sc59683 and was taken circa June 1977. The scene out the staff door window shows it was taken crossing the Tay Bridge on the approach to Dundee. The lowered ceiling just before the sliding door to the gangway hides a water tank. British Rail.
An official image (13 of 15) from a internal BR photo album titled 'Refurbished Class 120 DMU Pre-Production SC Region'. It shows the interior of centre car Sc59683 from the buffet end to the toilet end. Taken circa June 1977 in Dundee West sidings, looking east. British Rail.
Class 120 centre car Sc59684 derailed at Oyne on 20 May 1978, the result of a bridge bash a few days earlier. It would be returned to traffic. Alistair Ness.
Class 120 centre car Sc59684 it recovered after derailing at Pitcaple, near Oyne, believed to be taken on Sunday May 21, 1978. Aberdeen Press and Journal.
Stacks of vehicles at Vic Berrys in Leicester on 25/5/86. In the left is Met-Camm trailer 59064, a blue 104 sits atop Class 120 centre car 59684, to the right two 120 power cars. Ian Francis.