Class 120 DMU images
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circa 1972
Set: C558
An against the light shot of a Crewe - Cardiff train (with incorrect headcode) formed of two class 120 sets, at Hereford circa 1972. The leading set is one of the W515xx series with headcodes. John Crooks.
Unknown Date
A Class 120 DMU heading out of Inverness at Raigmore, towards Aberdeen. The bridge behind carries the Highland main line south to Perth. Stuart Rankin.
1972
A Swindon Cross Country unit passes the disused Kittybrewster South Signalbox (Kittybrewster station and loco shed were behind and to the right) heading for Aberdeen with a train from Inverness in late 1972. John McIntyre.
1972
Set: 303
This 120 on an Aberdeen to Elgin service is seen just north of Kittybrewster in the autumn of 1972. The destination blind reads "Elgin via Mulben" although by this time that was the only way you could get from Aberdeen to Elgin by rail! Note also the unusual tail lamp, a distinct feature on this line. The set number is carried in the cab window. The DMBF could be 51784, it was listed as being in set 303 in a June 1973 set list. John McIntyre.
1972
A Class 120 passes through the closed Kittybrewster station with a train to Aberdeen in late 1972. John McIntyre.
circa early 1970s
Set: C509
Cardiff allocated Swindon built Cross-Country set C509 at Newbury, circa early 1970s. Graham Clark.
18th March 1972
Set: B560
The RCTS Rhymney Rail Tour at Nantgarw on the 18th of March 1972, presumably with 51581 closest. To the left is D6934 on coal empties. The KDH Archive.
18th March 1972
Set: B560
RCTS Rhymney Rail Tour on the 18th of March 1972 at Ocean and Taff Merthyr Colliery. The formation was 51581/59587/51585 + 51094/59425/51066. The KDH Archive.
18th March 1972
Set: B560
RCTS Rhymney Rail Tour on 18th of March 1972 at Nelson and Llancaiach (closed in 1964). The formation was 51581/59587/51585 + 51094/59425/51066. The KDH Archive.
18th March 1972
Set: B560
The RCTS Rhymney Rail Tour at Bargoed on 18th March 1972. Class 37 D6998 is on the front of the failed DMUs (51581/59587/51585 + 51094/59425/51066). The KDH Archive.
18th March 1972
Set: B560
The RCTS Rhymney Rail Tour on 18th March 1972, with D6998 and the failed DMUs (51581/59587/51585 + 51094/59425/51066) at McLaren Colliery. The KDH Archive.
18th March 1972
Set: B560
The RCTS Rhymney Rail Tour on 18th March 1972, with D6998 and the failed DMUs (51581/59587/51585 + 51094/59425/51066) at McLaren Colliery. The KDH Archive.
18th March 1972
Set: B560
The RCTS Rhymney Rail Tour on 18th March 1972, with D6998 and the failed DMUs (51581/59587/51585 + 51094/59425/51066) at McLaren Colliery. The KDH Archive.
18th March 1972
Set: B560
The RCTS Rhymney Rail Tour at Nelson and Llancaiach on 18 March 1972. It was formed of Class 120 set B560 (51581 + 59587 + 51585) and a Class 119 (51094 + 59425 + 51066). Stuart Mackay Collection.
19th March 1972
Set: 503
A Swindon Cross-Country DMU in Chepstow station on the 19th of March 1972. Carrying set number 503, the vehicles are presumably 50653 + 59268 + 50707. The KDH Archive.
19th March 1972
A Cross Country DMU seen at Chepstow on the 19th of March 1972. The KDH Archive.
29th April 1972
Set: C500
The Dean Forest Railway Preservation Society Sospan Fach railtour at Six Pit, Swansea Vale, on 29 April 1972. Roger Geach Collection.
29th April 1972
The Dean Forest Railway Preservation Society Sospan Fach railtour at Llanelli Sandy Lane on 29 April 1972. The vehicles in view should be W59265 + W50647. Roger Geach Collection.
29th April 1972
Set: C500
Swindon Cross-Country set C500 (presumably 50705 + 59265 + 50647) at the entrance to Abernant Colliery; working the Dean Forest Railway Preservation Society 'Sospan Fach' railtour on 29th April 1972. Walter Burt.
29th May 1972
29/5/72 - a wet bank holiday Monday at Windermere. The class 120 dmu strengthens a class 105 from Preston. The coaching stock was worked in by class 47 D1955 on an adex from Coventry. The station had 4 platforms which have now been reduced to one, although the roof remains as part of a supermarket development! Stephen Burdett.