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Vehicle 51111


Class 100

Builder: GRC&W
Layout: Low-Density
Length: 57ft
Coupling Code: Blue Square
Coupling Type: Screw
Gangway Type: LMS
Engines: AEC 150hp
Transmission: Mechanical
Lot Number: 30444
Diagram: 536

Allocations

w/e 09/11/57 New to 64A (St Margarets)
c. summer-58 Transferred to Leith Central
Nov-59Depot code change64H
3w/e 31/10/65 Transferred to 66C (Hamilton)
3w/e 30/04/66 Transferred to 67A (Corkerhill)
3w/e 02/07/66 Transferred to 66C (Hamilton)
4w/e 02/03/68 Transferred to 67C (Ayr)
26/05/68 On loan to 31A (Cambridge)
4w/e 06/07/68 Transferred to 31A (Cambridge)
4w/e 30/05/70 Transferred to 32A (Norwich)
May-73Depot code changeNO
Sep-73 Withdrawn from NR (Norwich)

Disposal

Scrapped by TW Ward, Briton Ferry arrived 12/08/74 cut circa late 1974

Some sample formations the vehicle has been noted in:


51111 56303 As delivered to 64A - November 1957
51111 56303 Transfer to 66C - 3w/e 31/10/65
51111 56303 Transfer to 67A - 3w/e 30/04/66
51111 56316 Noted 21/12/70 - at Peterborough1
51111 56369 Noted 03/09/71 - at Norwich1
64 51111 56307 Noted circa 1972 - at Bury St Edmunds2
64 51111 56307 Noted 28/06/73 - at Bury St Edmunds2
64 51111 56133 Noted circa mid-1973 - at Bury St Edmunds2

Formation Sources
1: Leonard Rogers
2: Gerald Brown

Images:

Class 100 DMU at Norwich

15th August 1973

Set number: 64

Class 100 set 64 with 51111 leading at Norwich, 15-8-73. Tim Stubbs.

Class 100 DMU at Norwich depot

circa 1974

Class 100 DMBS E51111 at Norwich. Undated, with the vehicle stripped of all underframe equipment this is likely some time after withdrawal which was September 1973. It would be scrapped at TW Ward, Briton Ferry, arriving there in August 1974. The seats seem to still have their original coverings. Stuart Mackay Collection.


The vehicle is mentioned in the following images:

DMU

Date: unknown

A 6-car formation seen at Norwich, from left to right is 56307, 51111, 51115, 56100, 51282 (105), 56300. Circa early/mid-1970s. Tim Stubbs.