Class 122 DMU images
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Class 131 DMLV SC55015 stabled on Eastfield depot, date unknown. Paul Redmond.
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An interesting formation passing through Princes Street Gardens towards Edinburgh Waverley formed of two Class 122 bubbles (55011 and 55007) with a Met-Camm buffet. Circa early 1980s, there is a small 'Tayway' sticker on the cab. Paul Redmond.
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Set: 101
Class 122 SC55002 working as the DMBS in a Class 101 set seen at Stirling circa early 1980s. Paul Redmond.
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Class 122 'bubble car' SC55000 in Dundee station circa early 1980s. Paul Redmond.
January 1982
Many DMUs sat around at Millerhill awaiting journeys south for scrapping. SC56299 plus another (56291 or 56297) and a Mk.1 sleeping car sit in the slush of a winter's day in January 1982. Alistair Ness.
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Set: TY050
A Class 122 at Leamington Spa. Undated. Ian Francis.
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Class 122 TDB 977177 on Eastfield depot, date unknown. Mike Bunker.
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An unknown Class 122 bubble car at Stalybridge, probably in the early 1980s. John Grey Turner.
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Class 131 parcels car SC55015 at Eastfield depot in the early 1980s. An extra set of double doors had originally been fitted behind the cab at the non-van end, these had now been moved further into the centre of the vehicle. Stuart Pearce.
1982
Set: L101
975023 (ex-55001) at Bristol Temple Meads in 1982. Robert Tarling.
26th February 1982
Class 131 parcels car 55015 passes through a wet Motherwell on the 26th February 1982. Hamish Stevenson.
28th February 1982
In faded BR departmental olive drab livery, withdrawn Gloucester RC&W Class 122 single unit TDB975310 was stood at Lincoln TMD on an overcast Winter afternoon on February 28th 1982. On the left is former Southern Railway 6-wheel Milk Tank ADS4456 which was in departmental use as a waste coolant tanker and labelled 'Not to be used for Milk'. Martyn Hilbert.
4th March 1982
Route learner TDB975042 seen in Chesterfield station on the 4th March 1982. Vincent Haworth.
April 1982
The Blues Brothers on the Toton leg of their tour! DB975042 forms a backdrop at Toton in April, 1982, to some of the route learning contingent from Guide Bridge. Look how proud they stand, this sums up British Rail, a group of guys working for the UK wide network before Thatcher ruined it. From left to right - Bob Malpas, Eddy Bowlas, Norman Robinson, Frank something or other, Jack Wright, Bill Millerin and guard something or other? This was an amazing few weeks. Woodhead had shut, thoughts of depot closure had evaporated when new work was coming our way and the future looked hopeful. On top of that, many of us already knew Derby, Tibshelf and Westhouses so the bits in between didn't take that long to learn, meaning a three week 'jolly' to form some stronger bonds with fellow railwaymen, which was a privilege. Arnie Furniss.
April 1982
Toton shed from the road learning Class 122 DMU - April 1982. A very convivial two weeks spent on this single car DMU! Guard Heyl and myself already knew as far as Tibshelf in that direction and Derby in the other direction so a few games of scrabble or cards took place! Arnie Furniss.
April 1982
Driver C.E. Bowlas, Guard Arnie Furniss and Driver Bob Malpas. Photo of DB975042 by Howard Heyl in April 1982. On the route learning DMU near Bradway Tunnel, en route to Toton. We had three weeks on this and some of us knew Derby, Doe Hill, Westhouses etc. already so we had a great time watching the world go by and playing Scrabble! Arnie Furniss.
April 1982
Road learning DMU 975042 on Toton - April 1982. The travelling mess room. A very enjoyable couple of weeks was spent on this machine! Arnie Furniss.
2nd April 1982
Class 122 975227 is seen stabled at Saltley on 02.08.1982. This was converted from 55017 and was used as a route learning car. Andy Cole.
25th April 1982
TDB 975023 at Laira depot during an open day on the 25th April 1982. Chris Lings.
May 1982
This Gloucester Class 122 single unit route learning saloon was photographed at Guide Bridge in May 1982. This unit is no. TDB975227. Andrew Walker.