Class 126 DMU images identified by Vehicle No.
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51032
Unknown Date
A Class 126 DMU formation seen in Ayr station with DMBSL SC51032 closest. Paul Redmond.
51033
27th May 1961
Swindon Inter-City DMBSL Sc51033 leads the 12.58pm from Stranraer Harbour into its destination of Glasgow St Enoch station on 27 May 1961. Michael Mensing.
5th September 1980
Set: 403
A Class 126 formation heading to Glasgow Central with SC51033 of set 403 closest in Paisley Gilmour Street station on 5 September 1980. Stuart Mackay Collection.
18th April 1981
Set: 126403
Front end detail on Class 126 DMBSL SC51033. Taken at Kyle Street Sidings, Ayr, on 18 April 1981. John Horne.
7th August 1981
Set: 126403
Class 126 DMU set 126403, SC51033 closest, in Stranraer Harbour station on 7 August 1981. The rear power car is SC51017. Image by http://www.the-transport-photo-interchange.co.uk. Stuart Mackay Collection.
circa 1982
Set: 126403
Recently withdrawn Swindon Intercity DMUs were boarded up (due to asbestos contamination) and dumped at Falkland Yard - a short distance from their former home of Ayr Depot - prior to transport to Meyer Newman (Snailwell) for scrapping. Sc51033 was withdrawn from service 3/1982. The Swindon Diesel Preservation Society received permission to remove parts from these units for the preserved Class 126 unit as long as we did not enter the vehicles or remove parts that would affect braking. Behind are two Cravens cars, 51476 and 51474, then Class 126 centre car 59394. Andrew McConnell.
51034
25th June 1973
Set: 104
A Class 126 DMU in Stranraer Harbour station forming the 13:39 to Glasgow Central on Monday 25 June 1973. DMBSL SC51034 is displaying set number 104 in the left cab window, and has a former set number painted over just above the right white circle. Stuart Mackay Collection.
August 1973
Set: 104
An unusual sight in Eastfield depot in August 1973 was Class 126 DMBS Sc51034, possibly there for tyre turning. Alistair Ness.
1980
Set: 404
The scene at Carlisle station in 1980, with an Ayrshire Class 126 Inter-City DMU in platform 8 and a Class 86 electric locomotive in platform 4. The DMU will have worked in on a local service from via the G&SW. Graeme Phillips Collection.
23rd February 1980
Set: 404
A Swindon-built Class 126 Inter-City set, with SC51034 as the leading vehicle. Seen in the north bay at Carlisle on 23 February 1980, probably with a service to Glasgow Central via the G&SW route. Jeremy Chapter.
Unknown Date
Set: 126404
A six-car Class 126 DMU formation sets away from Glasgow Central in the early 1980s. Closest is DMBS Sc51034. Andrew McConnell.
Unknown Date
Set: 126404
Swindon Inter-City set 126 404 (DMBSL SC51034 closest) in its home depot of Ayr in the early 1980s. Andrew McConnell.
24th October 1982
Scrapper. Swindon DMBSL Sc51034 awaiting stripping and boarding up at Falkland Yard, Ayr. The Intermediate Driving Car in the background is Sc51025. Sunday 24 October 1982. alicia hartman.
51035
3rd November 1959
An official British Railways image - "Glasgow - Ayr - Girvan Inter-City Diesel Train, In Ayr Station - Terminal Platform, 3/11/59". Courtesy of G&SWR Association. British Railways.
26th February 1977
A Swindon Class 126 set formed of SC51035, SC59408 and SC51022 runs into Newton-on-Ayr station on 26-02-77. Vincent Haworth.
28th June 1978
Set: 405
A Swindon built class 126 DMU leaves Ayr on 28th June 1978, DMBSL Sc51035 is closest. Bob Belcher.
51036
10th February 1980
Set: 406
A scene at Ayr depot on 10 February 1980 with mainly Class 126s. Two vehicles (SC51036 closest) from set 406 is attached to a normal three-car set. Two the right a Class 126 DMSL and a type 2 loco sandwich a Class 101 DMSL in refurbished livery. Brian Daniels.
22nd March 1980
Set: 406
Kilwinning station with Class 126 set 406 of Ayr on 22/3/80. The set comprises 51036 59409 50936 Steve Montgomery.
10th August 1981
Set: 126406
Class 126 Sc51036 in Glasgow Central on 10-08-1981. John Carter.
Unknown Date
Set: 126406
51036 leads a 6-car Swindon Inter-City formation into Glasgow Central station in the early 1980s. Ian MacDonald.