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Vehicle 51964


Class 124

Builder: BR Swindon Works
Layout: Trans Pennine
Length: 64ft
Coupling Code: Blue Square
Coupling Type: Buckeye
Gangway Type: Pullman
Engines: Albion 230hp
Transmission: Mechanical
Lot Number: 30603
Diagram: 577

Allocations

12/11/60 New to 55H (Neville Hill)
4w/e 25/03/67 Transferred to 50C (Hull Botanic Gardens)
May-73Depot code changeBG
19/08/84 Withdrawn from BG (Hull Botanic Gardens)

Disposal

Scrapped by Mayer Newman, Snailwell

Some sample formations the vehicle has been noted in:


51963 51980 59771 59780 51981 51964 As delivered to 55H - 12th November 1960
51964 51971 59766 59780 51968 51962 Noted 23/05/1969 - Leeds, on 13.40 Hull to Liverpool service1
51964 51982 59766 59780 51968 51962 Noted 11/06/1969 - Leeds, on 13.40 Hull to Liverpool1
51964 51975 59771 51971 51957 Noted 29/09/1969 - Leeds, on 12.00 Liverpool to Hull1
51958 51978 59769 59779 51981 51964 Noted 17/10/1969 - Leeds, on 13.40 Hull to Liverpool service1
51951 51980 59767 51984 51964 Noted 31/12/69 - in Leeds City2
51960 51982 59777 59772 51976 51964 Noted 07/02/1970 - Leeds, recorded by A S Fowkes. Source data obtained via BR Coaching Stock Group.3
51964 51976 59767 59779 51981 51960 Noted 21/02/1970 - Leeds, recorded by A S Fowkes. Source data obtained via BR Coaching Stock Group.3
51964 51971 59765 51969 51965 Noted 14/03/1970 - Leeds, recorded by A S Fowkes. Source data obtained via BR Coaching Stock Group.3
51964 51983 59773 51974 50559 Noted 06/11/1970 - Leeds, recorded by A S Fowkes, Source data obtained via BR Coaching Stock Group.3
51964 51983 59770 51950 51955 Noted 11/12/1970 - Leeds, recorded by A S Fowkes. Source data obtained via BR Coaching Stock Group.3
51964 51972 59770 51981 51957 Noted 18/12/1970 - Leeds, recorded by A S Fowkes. Source data obtained via BR Coaching Stock Group.3
51959 51984 59767 51981 51964 Noted 13/04/71 - in Manchester Victoria2
51953 51980 59767 59777 51979 51964 Noted 31/10/1972 - at Manchester Victoria4
51964 51984 59765 59776 51982 51965 Noted 29/08/74 - in Hull Paragon2
51958 51970 59765 59776 51982 51964 Noted 04/09/74 - in Liverpool Lime Street2
51955 51969 59765 51964 Noted 24/12/76 - on 11:47 Hull-Liverpool5
51961 51978 59768 51977 51964 Noted 09/06/19773
51958 51978 59765 51964 Noted 04/01/78
51961 51978 59239 51964 Noted 03/1980 - at Hull Paragon 6
51964 51982 59825 52099 Noted 06/04/19803
51964 51982 59825 52099 Noted 10/04/19803
51964 51982 59766 52099 Noted 11/04/19803
51961 51981 59237 51964 Noted 27/10/19803
52092 59824 59770 51964 Noted 01/11/19803
52087 59767 59765 51964 Noted 20/09/81
51964 59768 59834 51958 Noted circa 02/19833
51964 59768 59827 52094 Noted 24/04/19843

Formation Sources
1: Tony Fowkes / BRCS
2: Gerald Brown
3: Eddie Knorn
4: Peter Wallwork
5: Leonard Rogers
6: Martin Lumley

Images:

Class 124 DMU at Stalybridge

5th May 1979

E51964 with the 10:30 Leeds to Liverpool leaving Stalybridge on 5 May 1979. The rear vehicle is a Met-Camm. Stuart Mackay Collection.

Class 124 DMU at Hull Paragon

1st March 1980

A Hull - Manchester Trans-Pennine service with E51964 leading ticks over under the Paragon roof on 1st March 1980. Syd Young.

Class 124 DMU at Doncaster Works

8th June 1980

Trans-Pennine power car E51964 inside the DMU Shop at Doncaster Works on 8 June 1980. Stuart Mackay Collection.

Class 124 DMU at Sheffield

20th September 1981

On arrival at Sheffield, I made my way to the other end of my unit and found the leading car was a genuine Trans-Pennine beast. The full set formation was : E51964 (seen here) + E59765 + E59767 + E52087. What a sad state E51964 presents here, it reminds me of a WD 2-8-0 in the final days of steam. These units ran in pristine condition in the early years. I do recall to this day though, the comfortable ride I enjoyed that day. 20/9/81. Gerard Fletcher.

Class 124 DMU at Sheffield

Unknown date

A Swindon DMU with Class 124 E51964 closest stabled at Sheffield, date unknown. Paul Redmond.

Class 124 DMU at Morecambe Promenade

18th August 1982

Morecambe Promenade, 18th August 1982. The train of 51964, 59834, 59770 and 51960 had just worked in from Lancaster. Robert Frise.


The vehicle is mentioned in the following images:

DMU

Date: 24th December 1976

A class 124, by now reduced to four cars just (51955/51969/59765/51964), approaches Brough on Christmas Eve 1976 on a TransPennine working, the 11.47 Hull to Liverpool Lime St. Leonard Rogers.

DMU

Date: unknown

A Class 111 DMU stabled at Sheffield with DMCL E51560 closest. Trans-Pennine E51964 is on the right. Date unknown. Paul Redmond.

DMU

Date: 16th May 1981

Two Class 124 Trans-Pennine units at Sheffield on 16/5/81, headed by E51952 and E51964. Chris Lings.

DMU

Date: 12th September 1981

In happy days when Selby was on the ECML and Deltics still roamed freely, a Swindon built 'Inter-City' Class 123 Motor Brake Second (MBS) E52087 was bringing-up the rear of a Manchester Piccadilly to Hull service, awaiting departure from Selby on September 12th 1981. The former Western Region car had become part of a Class 123/124 'Transpennine' set allocated to Hull Botanic Gardens. The full four-car formation being E52087 (123), E59767 (124), E59765 (124) & E51964 (124). Martyn Hilbert.

DMU

Date: 20th September 1981

On the bright afternoon of September 20th 1981, a variety of dmus grace Sheffield station. The identity of the Class 108 in the middle background is unknown,on the left in the shadows is a Trans-Pennine set with E51964 at the front, while out in the sun is a sparkling Metro-Cammell Class 111 three car set : E51552 + E59106 + E51542. Gerard Fletcher.

DMU

Date: 2nd September 1983

Set number: 52

E51952 has a freshly painted front end when seen at Brough on the rear of a Trans-Pennine service to Hull on 2nd September 1983. The repainting had been done at BG after a minor bump. The window rubbers, normally left black, were painted as they had a fair amount of paint on them already. The unit has the number "52" hand-painted on the front, 51961 and 51964 also had numbers painted on the front end. It has had red bulbs installed in the old headcode panel, presumably to prevent damage to the nicely painted lamp-brackets! Syd Young.