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Class 126 DMU images


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126 DMU

26th May 1979

A Class 126 DMU led by Sc51026 takes the Largs line as it arrives into Kilwinning station on a service from Glasgow Central on 26 May 1979. Stuart Mackay Collection.


126 DMU

Unknown Date

This 'intermediate' car (the now preserved 51017) still has it's gangway fitted, and carries a cover once commonly used on the back of hauled stock. The Class 126s generally always ran latterly with the buckeyes permanently raised. Malcolm Clements.


126 DMU

July 1979

A six-car Class 126 Swindon Inter-City formation on the short journey from Newton on Ayr (the platform can be seen under the bridge in the distance) to Ayr station past Ayr depot in July 1979. Ian Charles.


126 DMU

5th July 1979

Instamatic Interludes. Class 126 at Girvan waiting for the off. There’s time for the signalman to chat to the driver before the 08:35 Glasgow Central to Stranraer Harbour heads south, facing a stiff climb to the summit (and tunnel) at Pinmore, thence the intermediate station at Barrhill. There always seemed to be a yellow track machine stabled in the siding in the distance. The line was double track as far south as Girvan but by that time it had been singled from Belmont Crossing (Ayr) with an intermediate passing loop at Kilkerran. The red signs at the foot of the signals proclaimed ‘Token Working’ with Girvan presumably being the limit of ‘Tokenless Block Working’ from Kilkerran. Note the car just peeping out next to the ‘box, coincidentally, the same colour as the signalman’s jumper … and what would today’s H&S brigade think of the footware? Well, it is summer! Thursday 05 July 1979. alicia hartman.


126 DMU

22nd July 1979

Set: 421

Class 126 DMBSL SC51051 on Ayr depot on 22 July 1979. Brian Daniels.


126 DMU

22nd July 1979

Set: 400

Class 126 DMUs stabled in Kyle Street Sidings, adjacent to Ayr station (to the left) on 22 July 1979. DMBSL SC51030 is closest Brian Daniels.


126 DMU

28th July 1979

Class 126 Sc50936 brings up the rear of a departing DMU formation at Glasgow Central on July 28th 1979. Ian Charles.


126 DMU

6th August 1979

Set: 411

Set 411 (DMBS Sc51041, TS Sc59393, DMS Sc51026) with GG (Greater Glasgow) Trans-Clyde branding. At Carlisle on the 6th August 1979. Robert Frise.


126 DMU

18th August 1980

Set: 400

Class 126 set 400 in Glasgow Central. 18/08/1979 Alistair Logie.


126 DMU

18th August 1979

Class 126. Vehicle 51023. Glasgow Central High Level. 18/08/1979. Alistair Logie.


126 DMU

September 1979

SC51016 leading an Inter City DMU at Ayr, September 1979. The DMS on the left is Sc50936. Karel 1999.


126 DMU

September 1979

SC50936, an Inter City DMS, at Ayr in September 1979. Karel 1999.


126 DMU

September 1979

A six-car Class 126 formation at Ayr in September 1979. Karel 1999.


126 DMU

September 1979

An intermediate Class 126 power car in Ayr shed, September 1979. Karel 1999.


126 DMU

September 1979

A six-car Class 126 formation arriving into Ayr in September 1979. Karel 1999.


126 DMU

September 1979

A Swindon Inter-City Class 126 DMU in Ayr station in September 1979. Karel 1999.


126 DMU

1st September 1979

A Class 126 and a Class 101 in Ayr depot on 1 September 1979. Brian Daniels.


126 DMU

2nd September 1979

A Class 126 DMSL in Polmadie depot in the process of having the gangway removed and plated over. 2 September 1979. Brian Daniels.


126 DMU

2nd September 1979

A Class 126 DMSL at Glasgow Works (St Rollox) on 2 September 1979. It seems to be SC51022 and has much of the underframe equipment removed. Brian Daniels.


126 DMU

Unknown Date

Set: 126407

The Way It Was. Swindon Inter-City 126 407 has unloaded passengers at Glasgow Central High Level Platform 11. It is starting to fill up again before the tail lamp has been repositioned. DMBSL Sc51037 will lead on what will probably be another working down to the Ayrshire coast. Probably circa 1980. alicia hartman.

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