Current number:
977806
Any other previous number(s):
BR DMU 51937
Notes:
Moved to Poulton & Wyre Rail Preservation Society - 3/20
Livery:
BR BLUE & GREY
Categories:
Preserved vehicles
977xxx series
DMUs
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Midland Railway Centre - Butterley | 2017-09-17 | Andy Basford |
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977806
24 June 2008 - Ben Williams
Moved yesterday (23rd June 2008) to Midland Railway Centre along with 54484.
977806
13 September 2009 - john majka
hi all could anyone shed some light and tell me if 51937 above is in fact 51973 or visa versa because according to ian allens railways restored 51973 is based at midland railway yet on the 29/08/2009
i attended the rail day and recorded 51937 but after intense serching for 51973 had no joy and after searching many sites on the internet and asking people working on dmus present that day can find no record or exsistance of the number 51973 yet its clearly printed in the ian allen railways restored 2009 and 2007 copy as a matter of interest,could this simply be a printing error when infact 51973 does not exsist
977806
14 September 2009 - Rob Morel
Sandite set 905 was 977806 (51937) and 977807 (52053)
both class 108 derby lightweight dmus,1960 vintage
The number series ran from 51901-51950
so maybe a typo
977806
14 September 2009 - Michael
Definitely a typo - 51973 was a Driving Motor Brake Second from a Class 124 Trans-Pennine unit later rebuilts as a non-powered trailer and scrapped a long time ago!
977806
23 September 2009 - john majka
hi guy thanks for your time and effort in helping to clear the matter above it was driving me crazy, and yet again thanks to the departmental web site for making it so.