1967 Stock
The world's first full-scale automatically driven passenger trains, with wrap-around cab windows. They worked the Victoria line from its opening in 1968 until the last ran from Brixton on 30 June 2011.
Drawing to come
- Type
- Electric multiple unit
- Builder
- Metro-Cammell, Birmingham
- Built
- 1967–1969
- In service
- 1968–2011
- Lines
- Victoria, Central
- Formation
- 8 cars: two 4-car units
- Trains in fleet
- 43
- Car height
- 2.875 m
- Car width
- 2.641 m
- Profile
- tube
- Walk-through
- No
- Air-conditioned
- No
- Seats per train
- 304
- Standing (5 per m²)
- 661
- Total capacity
- 965 (304 seated + 661 standing at 5 per m²)
- Preserved
- Driving motor 3052 (in which the Queen rode in 1969) at London Transport Museum, Acton
Car types
| Code | Car | Length | Doors per side |
|---|---|---|---|
| DM | Driving motor | 16.091 m | 2 double + 1 single |
| T | Trailer | 15.977 m | 2 double + 2 single |
Sources
- Rolling Stock Information Sheets (2nd edition), London Underground, March 2007, pp. 2–3 (dimensions, formation, capacity, fleet)
- London Underground 1967 Stock, Wikipedia (service dates)
- Last day of service for old Victoria line trains, Londonist, June 2011 (last day)
unverified door layout read from the 2007 sheet's scale drawings