A rare sight at Crewe on 26 May 1984 was 45134, on a northbound passenger
service - though I've no idea where it was heading.
Also quite unusual was 58012 which headed south light engine, this was the first class 58 I'd ever seen. Shame I didn't also get the class 25 properly in the photo!
87006 arrives on a northbound passenger service in its unique recently applied black livery, 26 May 1984.
87013 heading a West Coast Main Line service north on 3 September 1984, I wont embarrass the lad leaning on the engine by naming him!
The busy depot and loco sidings at Crewe on 3 September 1984 with classes 08, 25, 33, 40, 47 and 86 all to be seen.
40060 runs onto the depot, 3 September 1984.
On the same date 40028 was also seen.
And the 3rd class 40 of the day, 40122/D200 leaves the yard.
25191 leaves Crewe depot with the breakdown crane, 3 September 1984.
In 1984 there was a daily HST service through Crewe from the South West to Liverpool.
A Motor-rail train heads north through what was then platform 1.
81002 at the north end of Crewe Station on 8 December 1984.
81002 again alongside an unusual visitor, green class 50 50007 which was working the 'Cumbrian Orient Express' railtour, 8 December 1984.
50007 was replaced on the tour by a scruffy 45116.
There was always a class 08 shunter parked at the south end of the station, on 8 December 1984 it was 08695.
25229 on a tanker train and 86319 on an inter-city service.
33058 with a Crewe
- Cardiff train, 08/12/1984.