DMUs were surprisingly popular on railtours, particularly those that focused on the line travelled and not the motive power, as DMUs allowed access to many routes that a conventional loco-hauled tour couldn't easily manage.
This is not a definitive list of DMU railtours, simply a gallery of some of those tours. For a more detailed railtour site see the Six Bells Junction website.
Details of the regular "Quaintonian" trains that ran to the Buckingham Railway Centre have their own pages.
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A Branch Line Society tour from Birmingham New Street using GWR-liveried Class 117 set T305. May have run on Sunday 6th, not Saturday 5th.
The tour on Six Bells Junction website.
A Branch Line Society tour from Bristol Temple Meads with 51369 + 59521 + 51411.
The tour on Six Bells Junction website.
Black Eight Railtours ran this from Birmingham New Street to the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre at Quainton.
The tour on Six Bells Junction website.
A BR tour Advertised as a six-car DMU from Middlesbrough - Redmire, Redmire - Darlington, Darlington - Redmire, Redmire - Middlesbrough.
A Hertfordshire Rail Tours trip from London Marylebone using two Class 108/115 hybrids, the first of three tours with the same name.
The tour on Six Bells Junction website.
Organised by Hertfordshire Railtours and started in Marylebone, it ran again on 3/9/88.
The tour on Six Bells Junction website.
A Branch Line Society tour from Glasgow Central.
The tour on Six Bells Junction website.
The third Hertfordshire Railtours train of this name (the first was 9/7/88 the second 6/8/88). Ran from Marylebone with two Class 108/115 hybrid sets.
The tour on Six Bells Junction website.
An RCTS tour from Plymouth using a two-car Class 108 DMU.
The tour on Six Bells Junction website.
A Transport 2000 organised Middlesbrough - Edinburgh charter.