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30th April 1984
One of the Trans-Pennine Express Class 124 vehicles that was modified towards the end of their lives, built in 1960 as MBSK No 51975 and modified to a TBSK No 59839 in 1981 by removing the diesel engines is seen here at Sheffield station on a train from Manchester to Hull coupled next to it on the rear of the train is Class 123 No 52093. Keith Long.

30th June 1976
The 30th of June 1976 and not sure if the photographer is in trouble or having a friendly wave!
An unidentified Class 124 Trans Pennine DMU has just left Manchester Victoria and is passing through a litter strewn and the Manchester Exchange Station on the way to Liverpool Lime Street. The KDH Archive.

25th September 1963
The 25th of September 1963 and major rebuilding is going on at Leeds City South station, the trains are still running amidst the work and demolition. In view we have a Trans Pennine Class 124 DMU, the headcode blinds have been reversed - 47M1 rather than 1M74?, and the preserved K4 3442 The Great Marquess running light with it's bell attached.
Image from a negative in my collection taken by Jack Wild. The KDH Archive.

11th March 1978
A Class 124 DMU on 1E99, the 13:10 Liverpool - Hull, at Lea Green on 11 March 1978. Stuart Mackay Collection.

27th April 1968
A Trans-Pennine DMU at Greenfield on 27 April 1968. The buffet car is still in green livery, there is a sideboard on the TSL. The leading car has the vehicle number on the left of the bodyside, the 2nd, 4th and 5th vehicles seem to as well. Stuart Mackay Collection.
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No Class 124s were preserved.
Thanks to Ian Fleming for additional information.