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S946 (presumably 53939 + 52046) and S944 (presumably 52055 + 51919) departing Port Talbot Parkway with the 11:41 Cardiff - Swansea on 29 April 1992. Stuart Mackay Collection.
A (blue square) Derby Lightweight at Bolton station on 29 April 1968. The DMBS closest looks like it could be M50940. George Woods.
A Class 108 DMU with DMBS M50940 seen in Manchester Victoria station, date unknown. Paul Redmond.
Derby Class 108 DMU with DMBS 53940 leading, Chester TMD, 22-6-83. On Tour With the Class 13 Army.
A two-car Class 108 formed of Driving Motor Brake Second (DMBS) M53940 & Driving Trailer Second Lavatory (DTSL) M54273, was passing the former LMS platelayers brick hut, whilst approaching Croston with a Preston to Ormskirk service on August 17th 1985. The small hut was one of the few pieces of lineside infrastructure that survived the rationalisation of the Preston to Ormskirk route when it was reduced to mainly single track status in 1970. Martyn Hilbert.
M50941 leads a Blue Square Derby Lightweight twin into Sandy station with a Cambridge - Bletchley service on 7 August 1961. Michael Mensing.
M50941 leads the 5.40pm Shrewsbury - Machynlleth service seen a half mile north of Pontdolgoch on June 25th, 1966. Michael Mensing.
Class 108 53941, set number T205, is seen stabled in the sun at Tyseley Carriage sidings on 21.06.1986. Andy Cole.
Class 108 53941, set number T205, is seen at Tyseley on 20.09.1986. Note the Manchester and WM symbols side by side. Andy Cole.
Valley Train markings carried on the side of 53941 at Swindon station on the 30th July 1987. Malcolm Clements.
A close up of the Welsh dragon carried on the side of Class 108 DMBS 53941. Seen at Swindon station on the 30th July 1987. Malcolm Clements.
Class 108 DMU set C397 (53941 + 59383 + 53627) seen in Crewe station with the 07.34 Cardiff - Manchester service on 16 March 1991. Dave Warby.
A Class 108 two-car DMU formed of cars M53942 + M54225 about to pass over the B5259 Lytham to Wrea Green Road, arriving at Moss Side with a Kirkham to Blackpool South service on March 1st 1986. Martyn Hilbert.
The tail-end of Class 108 DMBS M53942 clears the B5259 Lytham Road as it was departing from the rural station at Moss Side with a Blackpool South to Kirkham service on March 1st 1986. Located on the single track coast line, the original station here closed in 1961 (when the route was still double track), and the station was reopened in November 1983. Although in a rural location with some houses along the B5259, there was a caravan park alongside the station and the now-closed Moss Side Isolation Hospital was within walking distance. First in the line of vehicles waiting at the crossing is a 1978 Rover SD1 (NBV 574T), no doubt now long-departed this world. Martyn Hilbert.
Seen at Swansea on 2 January 1988 are Class 108s S947 (53942 + 51567) on the 15:22 to Llandeilo and S941 (51562 + 51922) on the 14:05 to Milford Haven. Stuart Mackay Collection.
Set S947 arrives at Gowerton in 1989. The first two vehicles are presumably 53942 and Met-Camm trailer brake 59050, 51567 should be on the rear. John Law.
M50943 on Patricroft shed reputedly with rear end damage, side by side with Standard 5 73140, circa April 1966. Ian McDonald Collection.
Class 108 DMU set T211 (53943 + 54277) at Wirksworth on Saturday 23 May 1987. A large crowd of locals can be seen to the left of the set. Stuart Mackay Collection.
A three-car Class 108 formed of three brake vehicles including a centre trailer coach (TBSL), was awaiting departure from Skipton with a service to Bradford Forster Square on January 5th 1991. The leading car was M53943 and the rear driving car was M53971. It would appear this was a cobbled together set of serviceable cars in the period when the troublesome Class 142 fleet was giving the first generation DMU fleet an extended period of operation. M53943 was carrying the set number N607 on the cab front, whilst at the rear, M53971 was displaying set number T203. Martyn Hilbert.
M50944 leads a two-car Class 108 out of Manchester Piccadilly station on 18 February 1978. Alistair Ness.