Class 126 DMU images
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A southbound six-car Class 126 formation at Prestwick in the mid-1970s. I. Middleditch collection. For nearly 25 years, these B.R. Swindon built units were the mainstay of the routes from Glasgow to Ayrshire. Prestwick Airport is in the background. Gordon Thomson.
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A 6-car Class 126 Swindon Inter-City set passes Elderslie Junction. Date unknown. Stuart Rankin.
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A 6-car Class 126 Swindon Inter-City set. The folks at Scot-Rail.co.uk and 'Mad Mac' identified the location as being between Troon and Barassie, the train heading towards Glasgow. The building in the background is the old Barassie Works. Date unknown. Stuart Rankin.
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Two Class 126 Swindon Inter-City sets pass just outside Glasgow Central station in the early 1970s. John Law.
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A Swindon Inter-City Class 126 DMU in Glasgow Central station. Date unknown. Tony Wilkins.
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A six-car Swindon-Inter-City DMU arrives into Glasgow Central station. Date unknown. Tony Wilkins.
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A DMS in Class 126 Swindon Inter-City set heading out of Glasgow Central station. Date unknown. Peter Heppenstall.
25th June 1973
Set: 104
A Class 126 DMU in Stranraer Harbour station forming the 13:39 to Glasgow Central on Monday 25 June 1973. DMBSL SC51034 is displaying set number 104 in the left cab window, and has a former set number painted over just above the right white circle. Stuart Mackay Collection.
August 1973
Set: 104
An unusual sight in Eastfield depot in August 1973 was Class 126 DMBS Sc51034, possibly there for tyre turning. Alistair Ness.
4th August 1973
Set: 120
A grubby SC51050 about to depart Stranraer Harbour station with the 1134 service to Glasgow Central. It had previously worked the Glasgow Central (dep 0830) to Stranraer (arr 1109). Robert Hope.
4th August 1973
Class 126 units cross at Pinwherry, Ayrshire, on the Stranraer to Ayr line on 04/08/1973. Tokens are being exchanged with the southbound train to Stranraer (unit number unknown). The photograph is taken from Class 126 SC51050 which was working the 1134 Stranraer to Glasgow service. Pinwherry crossing was located between Barrhill and Girvan but has been closed for many years. I would appreciate if anyone can identify the unit number. The broken glass may help. Robert Hope.
9th August 1973
The 3.0pm Glasgow - Stranraer is seen 1 mile south of New Luce (Dumfries and Galloway) on the 9th August 1973, worked by a Class 126 Swindon inter-City set. Michael Mensing.
9th August 1973
Set: 115
A Class 126 DMU arrives into Stranraer Harbour stationon 9 August 1973 with the 17:25 ex-Glasgow Central. Set number 115 can just be seen in the left cab window, and the reading lamps on the luggage racks can also be seen. BRC&W type 2 5380 is on the left, it would become 27 102 then 27 046. Michael Mensing.
9th August 1973
A Class 126 DMU with the intermediate DMSL closest in Stranraer station with the 5.25pm ex-Glasgow on 9 September 1973. The Class 27 is 5380. Michael Mensing.
10th August 1973
Set: 115
A Class 126 DMU arrives into Girvan station with the 2.00pm ex-Glasgow Central on 10 August 1973. Closest appears to be SC51045 which is displaying set number 115 in the left cab window. Michael Mensing.
10th August 1973
Two Class 126 Swindon Inter-City DMUs are about to pass the closed New Luce station with the 11:34 Stranraer - Glasgow service on 10 August 1973. Michael Mensing.
10th August 1973
A six-car Class 126 DMU in Girvan station after terminating with the 2.00pm from Glasgow Central on 10 August 1973. It will depart to the south of the station to reverse for the return journey. Michael Mensing.
10th August 1973
With the signalman standing waiting to exchange the token, the 10.42am Glasgow Central - Stranraer Harbour approaches Glenwhilly on the 10th August 1973. Michael Mensing.
10th August 1973
With the token exchanged, the signalman heads back to the signalbox as the 10.42am Glasgow Central - Stranraer Harbour continues through the closed Glenwhilly station on the 10th August 1973. Michael Mensing.
10th August 1973
The 10.42am Glasgow Central to Stranraer Harbour heads south away from the closed Glenwhilly station, now in use as a passing loop, on the 10th August 1973. Michael Mensing.