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Trans-Pennine DMU nos. 51958, 51978, 59769, 59777, 51983 and (out of picture) 51956 is seen at Manchester Victoria having arrived on the 1250 from Hull (Sundays). Suthen Softy.
From a slide that is showing signs of aging - a Class 124 DMU with E51958 closest is seen in Leeds City station on 25 October 1977. Stuart Mackay Collection.
In October 1981, a class 124 DMC (thought to be E51958) leads a train through Ashburys en route for Manchester Piccadilly from Sheffield and, probably, points further east. Tony Walmsley.
Two Trans-Pennine DMUs in Doncaster station at 7.30pm one evening, with a queue of people waiting to board the set in platform 4. There were no details with this transparency. The condition of the DMC on the left - with the missing white dots and the offset lamp bracket on the right - matches E51958 circa 1982. The DMC on the right with the plated headcode and headlamp matches E51961 at this time. Stuart Mackay Collection.
E51958 + E59767 + E59839 + E51951 arrive into Leeds on January 25, 1982. John Carter.
A Trans-Pennine Unit seen in the middle road at Sheffield, E51958 closest, circa 1982. It's a four-car set, the second and fourth vehicles being Inter-City Class 123s. At the end is a two-car set, probably a Class 114. Stuart Pearce.
The class 124 'Trans-Pennine' DMUs worked from Hull from their initial introduction in 1959 to their enventual demise in the mid-80s. By 1984 they were operating in 4-car 'hybrid' sets along with former WR class 123 units. Here DMC E51958 rests at Hull Paragon's buffer stops on 28/04/1984. 53A Models of Hull Collection.
Trans-Pennine (E51960 closest, note the yellow cab door) and BRC&W DMUs in Leeds on 3 August 1968. David Mant.
An instamatic shot of a Trans-Pennine DMU seen heading east leaving Stalybridge about to head over (or through) the Pennines with the 1310 Liverpool Lime St to Hull service on 23rd December 1974. From the rear are E51960, E51973, E59778 and E59770. Suthen Softy.
On 19 October 1975, the cab of Transpennine Driving motor composite coach E51960 is seen side-on at York station. This was built at Swindon Works in 1960. Jeremy Chapter.
A five-car Class 124 "Trans-Pennine" DMU in York station on 11 July 1976. George Woods.
Class 124 DMC E51960 in Leeds station, the slide process date was April 1977. Stuart Mackay Collection.
E51960 is a motor open composite car, described on the layout diagram as "Inter-Cities Diesel Train" (sic) but the class were known generally as "Transpennine" units. They were built at Swindon Works and new in 1960. This particular formation has at least four cars and was seen at York on 16 April 1977. Jeremy Chapter.
A Trans-Pennine set with E51960 at the front in Selby station on July 10, 1978. Malcolm Clements.
Dating from 1960, one of the stylish Swindon built Class 124 Trans-Pennine DMU sets, with Driving Motor Composite E51960 nearest the camera, was stabled at Longsight Depot on August 31st 1980. Built at Swindon as six-car units including a buffet car, for use between Liverpool and Hull, they were reduced to four-cars towards the end of their careers, some becoming hybrid units with a mix of Class 124 and Class 123 cars. Martyn Hilbert.
A four-car Swindon built DMU in Doncaster station with the 11:17 Sheffield to Hull service on 19 November 1981. The vehicles were recorded as 51960 + 59839 + 59821 + 52100, two 124s and two 123. Derek Hoskins.
A Trans-Pennine DMU (E51960 closest) waiting to leave Hull with the 11:25 to Leeds on Saturday 5 December 1981. Stuart Mackay Collection.
A Trans-Pennine DMU arrives into Keighley station on 26 July 1982. The leading car appears to be E51960. Brian Daniels.
A trans-Pennine set with E51960 leading waits under the covered footbridge at Goole on 30th July 1983. Syd Young.
Class 124 DMC E51960 in Sheffield station forming part of the 19:20 to Hull on 28 April 1984. Stuart Mackay Collection.