The Last 1967 Victoria Line Train 

" See you in 40 years everyone!" That made me laugh

What an extremely well made short film, I loved it! I even found myself smiling at the three cheers and general enthusiasm shown by all concerned, I'm from the West Midlands, I've only ever been on a tube train once back in the mid eighties, loved the experience, thanks for a great film.

I thought she was going to say, "and this young man took the opportunity to pop an E." but no, it was a baby tooth.

Victoria Pipe. I can't believe how apt your name is...

"Mind the gap" lol!!!! Yea!!!!

Victoria Pipe on Victoria Line at Victoria Tube station catching the last '67 Stock... Hmmm... I see what you did there! Really!?

Victoria Pipe on the Victoria Line first boarding at Victoria. Hmmmmmm

Well, at least you can still experience the 1972 stock on the Bakerloo Line, which are basically the same as the '67 stock.

good job! the tube is a funny place where no one speaks to anyone, but when a event such as this comes up everyone seems to open up. Something I miss about living in UK. the strange, but eccentric lifestyle of living in and around London.

I remember when they were brand new, and so much better, faster smoother than the old pre war junk on every other line. The future looked bright then.

Mind the gap ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

I rode those trains to school every day from 1987 to 92

I miss this old stock train as well. I was lucky to use it while on my London visit in summer 2007.

the 1972 stock on the Bakerloo line look very similar.

11 years and 20 days after this video was made, I can still feel the vibes from this emotional event ,🌅London is beautiful

The child at 4:09 is probably a proper adult now in his 20s

Nice way to say goodbye to underground stock.

We from Kolkata (Calcutta), India had to bid goodbye to the old 1983 stock trains from BHEL, running since the inception of Calcutta Metro, without a formal goodbye, as they were removed from service when we were in lockdown due to Covid,in 2020, without any ceremony or special run. I badly miss those trains😢.

Thanks for posting, very intresting & sad to see the old style stock retire, hope a set can go to the Underground Museum at Acton. Bring back wood flooring n knob grips to hold on to. ;-)

I was once stuck in a tunnel for nearly 40 minutes on one of these when a pipe between two carriages burst and started spewing out steam, we had to wait for an engineering train to be brought up to push us into Victoria station (southbound). I certainly won't get sentimental about these old bangers!

Mind the gap :D

Thank you so much for recording this event. I used to regularely ride the Victoria and the Piccadilly Lines back in 1972/73 when I lived in London. Always loved the unique (then) sound of the Victoria stock and their rapid acceleration. Sad to see these trains go.

My favorite Undergroundtrains in London is: 1972TS - Bakerloo line, C69 / C77 - Circle, District (Wimbledon - Edgware Road) & Hammersmith & City lines, 1996TS - Jubilee line, A60 / A62 - Metropolitan line, 1973TS - Piccadilly line & 1967TS - Victoria line.

"67 stock for life!" Wonderful

Just wondered if you or anyone could estimate the mileage one of these would have covered over the 40 years of service?

1:30 LOL One side of the door close and then the other close

When she mentioned Howard Collins I thought 'that is a familiar name' 😀, he has been doing great things with our trains over here in Sydney, Australia especially with F1 our old 1920's 'red rattler' train.

Now its 2021 and we still dont have new Bakerloo stock.

great video!! london...fantastic city!!

How has it been 10 years already??

That drivers cab was the same one that the queen was in on opening day!

That Mind the gap part is so cringy.

4:42 Hello Howard (p.s. I have met him when he was the boss of Sydney Trains)

1:26 i saw geoff

These original trains were known as the' Turby' trains or Turbies' as they were affectionately known by their drivers and other LU staff. Because of their distinct front ends with the slanted driver cab windows. Victoria and Geoff were saddened to hear the demise of these once great iconic Tube Trains and made the painful pilgrimage to pay homage and respect to this great piece of London Underground Heritage *The 67 Stock is Dead - Long Live The 67 Stock!*

I just realised I’m watching this 8 years after being uploaded 😂

67 stock for life! Haha XD

See you in 40 years everyone!"

I don't remember any celebration when the last 1927 stock on the Bakerloo was finally was withdrawn in about 1970. Most people were glad to see the back of them, despite being Art Deco masterpieces.

Well actually at 0:26 the 1967 tube stock entered service in May 1967 on the Central line Hainault loop September 1968 was when the Victoria line first opened between Highbury and Walthemstow.

At least the similar 1972 Stock trains are still running on the Bakerloo Line. I miss the 1967 Stock trains sometimes.

I love turning up to interesting rail-related historic moments too. I was on the first Manchester Metrolink tram to leave both East Didsbury and Manchester Airport stops (at about 5 in the morning). It was fun!

Who will see the last 1973 picadilly line train leave for the scrap heap and have one last train ride on it?

3:32 WE KNOW WHO FILMED THIS

I remember travelling on the 1967 tube stock from Kings Cross St Pancras to Tottenham Hale in 2009. The last time I travelled on the 1967 tube stock was back in April 2010. I do like old underground tube stock because it does bring me back memories back in the 90s including the C69/77 tube stock. 👍

Brilliant video and captures the atmosphere of the day well! I can see myself at about 1:20 right in the front with the black striped shirt :)

I Miss The 1967 Stock On The Victoria Line Since 2011

Living in Wrexham, N Wales (though very much a Londoner) I very much miss the Underground.

'plastic 1992 stock on the central line' Waterloo & City line: Am I a joke to you?

If Giles was alive he'd love this. That's the chap who did the Daily Express cartoons involving the Guinness swigging Granny. He particularly loved drawing the old London trams, and had a good eye to technical detail, unnecessary for the point of the cartoon, but somehow it made itself a subplot, incidental but inveigling itself into the scene as backup. He also had somewhat curmudgeonly opinions about public transport in general. This would be too good an opportunity for him to miss.

I grew up with the 67 stock! So sad that its gone. 😔 It was unique, they ALL were.

0:04 - VICTORIA PIPE - ON THE 'TUBE'

I’m really going to miss those tube trains as well as the A stock and the D stock trains.

I hope NYCTA fans are like this for the last R32 which will go at 58 years of age.

Excellent reporting - and the reporter really is called Victoria! "Mind the gap" was an amusing diversion. I have to confess that my immediate assumption was the same as nope noperson's! Finally, I was amused to hear that the new trains have increased acceleration. I remember travelling on the Victoria Line when it opened and being taken aback - literally - by the impressive acceleration of the 67 stock. I guess it's all relative!

Geoff are you going to do the last d78 stock on the district line?

damn the 1967 stock went out of service a little bit after i was born!

These people are crazy!!! I love it!

Victorious

Who’s in 2020

Thanks for taking us with you on the last 67 stock.

While this used DC motors, the current ones use AC motors.

Reminds me a little of when I took the last ever Y36 bus from Nottingham to Beeston earlier this year. It didn't have quite the same fanfare as this though I must say!

And that is why im a bus spotter not a train spotter becuase when there is a interesting train the platform gets too crowded to move

The tube has lost some of what made it so outstanding compared to other systems. See my video of the last run of New York's 1964 Worlds Fair stock.

''67 stock for life!'' haha

this train looks like bakerloo to me no difference...

These new Victoria Line trains should replace the trains that are currently operating on the Bakerloo Line

My very first "Tube Experience" was on this 67 Stock on the victoria line. For me this train will always be the symbol of the Tube: the design, the noise, those seats with I find very cool. Originally I was a very "parisian undergrounder" (as far as I used to live here), but I foud here something different, something more iconic. And this is the city where all started! Nice viedo overall!

Why wasn’t the Bakerloo line give the 2009 stock. They had the same trains

4:49 beeeeeeep

the 67 stock is better

I remember when they came into service, & what a joy they were compared to the old stock.

Nicely filmed Victoria......67 stock now having a well deserved rest at Northumberland Park. R.I.P

I hope they are gonna put the 67 in museum... rip 67 stock (1967 - 2011) ❤

Just go on the Bakerloo line

So sad!

Does it get any better? A beautiful woman who likes trains. I'm in love. Oh, and by the way, I do remember riding the Victoria Line way back in the early '70s when I lived in London. They were pretty cool then, especially compared to the rolling stock on the other line I regularly travelled, the Piccadilly Line.

My mums dad used the Victoria line on its first year 1969. He died in 1970 he loved it as it got him to Victoria to his office fast in 1970. I used them in the 1980s as a child I remember them in their old colours.

New trains are rubbish I prefer the older ones I remember them from the 80s

My childhood😍😍😍😍😍

The narrator, Victoria, is gorgeous and it is always wonderful to see videos about historic trains and the underground...Thank you.

Walthamstow Pumphouse Museum has got Two Decommissioned 1967 Tube Train with one of them in use for Supperclub Tube Train Every Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays Only & The Other Train is used for Display

Its in the LTM (London Transport Museum) With the C and A stock. It is also in the Acton depot.

wow never thought i’d get this emotional over a train

She is so cute 😃

Nice video 😀. I love trains just as much as you do. I prefer the 2009 stock to the '67 stock.

😔😭I remember when I was 3 and i took the 1967 stocks, i was amazed, its very sad that they are replaced by new trains😔😔♥️♥️♥️

Well I have the pleasure of saying I rode the 67 stock in 67 when the first train ran between Woodford and Hainult on the central line. I remember it being a Saturday when i used the old twin rover tickets. I took and black and white photo of that first train with a box brownie and i still have it. Beat that??

Over 100,000 Views, Go on Geoff, make it to a million! ;D

This video has had 557,000 views!! It's a good video but still, that's amazing. I'd love to see a video on the differences between the sub-surface stock, both contemporary and historic differences.

1967 Stock will convert to 1972 Stock for Bakerloo Line

Nice video!!

I like the way the honk at the end cut him off 😆 the 67 train was like Booooo to the new trains!

This appeared in my recommendeds on Wednesday the 30th June 2021, so although it says "posted 9 years ago" I'm pretty sure today was the tenth anniversary of the day and the recording! When I was last commuting on the tube, there weren't any new trains, it was wall to wall 1967 stock.

i Remember when my dad was a SS ATO then TO Shunter at NP.. still get a lump in my throat when I see footage of the old stock .. my first Cab ride was on one

1:20 the train is crying

The ceiling coverings at Victoria Station were missing for years, was this one of the longest replacement jobs on the system? I notice they were still missing in a few shots in this video! The replacement 2009 Stock is often like a sauna bath now!

ima miss these trains, but thanks for making this video so i can see em whenever i wanna :D

Those old trains have the best horns/whistles I have ever heard