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Vehicle 60095


Blue Pullman

Builder: Met-Camm
Layout: -
Length: 65ft or 66ft
Coupling Code: -
Coupling Type: -
Gangway Type: -
Lot Number: 30554
Diagram: 654

Allocations

Feb-60 New to WR (Western Region) - allocation unknown, worked the Birmingham Pullman on the first day
circa Summer 1961 Transferred to 87E (Swansea Landore)
by Jan-67 Transferred to 86A (Cardiff Canton)
4w/e 23/11/68 Transferred to 81A (Old Oak Common)
May-73Depot code changeOC
May-73 Withdrawn from OC (Old Oak Common)

Disposal

Scrapped by TW Ward, Briton Ferry arrived 01/10/74 cut circa late 1974 sold to T.W.Ward Ltd (Sheffield HQ) sale date 29/05/1974 Tender 52/230/552T/018 (BR Coaches Report 13/1974), 60095/097/736/746 arrived 01/10/1974 dispatched from Old Oak Common (BR Coaches Report 11/1974)

Some sample formations the vehicle has been noted in:


60095 60645 60736 60744 60747 60737 60647 60097 Noted 02/09/69 - at Paddington1
60095 60649 60739 60749 Noted 05/04/71 - (half set) at Old Oak Common1

Formation Sources
1: Leonard Rogers

Images:

Blue pullman at Old Oak Common depot

31st August 1960

W60095 at Old Oak Common 31st August 1960, these units entered service on the Western Region on 12th September with services to Birmingham and South Wales. Keith Long.

Blue pullman at London Paddington

18th June 1963

Two Pullman sets in Paddington on 18 June 1963. Closest is W60095 which arrived on "The South Wales Pullman", the other is W60094 which worked the "The Birmingham Pullman". Both will depart ECS to Old Oak Common, the latter first. Keith Long.


The vehicle is mentioned in the following images:

DMU

Date: 18th June 1963

W60094 departing from London Paddington ECS to Old Oak Common after arriving on "The Birmingham Pullman", in the background is W60095 which will follow it after arriving on "The South Wales Pullman" 18th June 1963. Keith Long.

DMU

Date: 11th August 1973

Withdrawn Blue Pullmans W60099 and W60095 at Old Oak Common on August 11, 1973. Philip W Marshall.