 The 'spare' multiple unit set was used for a Sunday Pullman service from Eastbourne, known as the "Eastbourne Pullman" for much of the 1950s, but this service was discontinued in 1957.During the Second World War the service was suspended after Unit 3052 was badly damaged by aerial bombing at London Victoria; all cars were placed in safe storage at Crystal Palace (High Level) station, but the service was progressively reinstated in 1946.In the early 1950s the train was used by the BBC for filming "London to Brighton in Four Minutes", a speeded up version of the journey.