Vehicle 60099
Blue Pullman
Builder: Met-Camm
Layout: -
Length: 65ft or 66ft
Coupling Code: -
Coupling Type: -
Gangway Type: -
Lot Number: 30554
Diagram: 654
Allocations
| May-60 | New to | 82B (Bristol Marsh Junction) | |
| circa Jun-64 | Transferred to | 82A (Bristol Bath Road) | |
| by circa Jan-67 | Transferred to | 81A (Old Oak Common) | |
| 4w/e 23/11/68 | Transferred to | 86A (Cardiff Canton) | |
| May-73 | Withdrawn from | CF (Cardiff Canton) |
Disposal
Scrapped by TW Ward, Briton Ferry arrived 18/09/74 cut circa late 1974
Some sample formations the vehicle has been noted in:
| 60093 | 60738 | 60748 | 60749 | 60739 | 60648 | 60649 | 60099 | Noted 15/01/1972 - on a Bristol - Leeds BR Football special |
Images:
23rd October 1965
Pullman W60099 on display at Bristol Bath Road diesel depot 23rd October 1965. Photo by the late A S Greenwood. Tiptree Jon Collection.
23rd October 1965
Pullman W60099 on display at Bristol Bath Road diesel depot 23rd October 1965.Photo by the late A S Greenwood. Tiptree Jon Collection.
23rd October 1965
Metropolitan Cammell Class 251 8-car "Blue Pullman" with the Type 1 1,000hp power car No.W60099 closest in the Nanking Blue & White Pullman livery at the Open Day at Bristol (Bath Road) depot, 23/10/65. Note elongated Pullman crest on nose - and no yellow warning panel. Hugh Llewelyn.
June 1967
Metropolitan Cammell Class 251 8-car "Blue Pullman" dmu Nos.W60099, W60649, W60739, W60749, W60748, W60738, W60648, W60098 on the Paddington-Swansea (High St) "South Wales Pullman" with Type 1 1,000hp power car leading, in the Nanking Blue & White Pullman livery with an all-yellow warning front end that unfortunately covered the Pullman emblem, at Neath (General), 06/67. Hugh Llewelyn.
16th August 1972
South Wales Pullman at Paddington August 16, 1972. The nearest power car is W60099, the set had arrived on the 06.40 from Swansea. Tom Burnham.
11th August 1973
Withdrawn Blue Pullmans W60099 and W60095 at Old Oak Common on August 11, 1973. Philip W Marshall.
26th July 1974
Two Pullman power cars (60099 closest, 60091 behind) peek out of the shed that was built for them at Old Oak Common on 26th July 74. The only building left standing after the closure of the EWS depot all the others, factory, stores, servicing shed, amenity block etc having been demolished. RIP OOC. 54A South Dock.