 E27204 Leyland TD1 GLASGOW CORPORATION. One of the most striking and colourful liveries to appear on the Leyland TD1 was that of Glasgow Corporation. This very collectable model features fleet number 111 registered GE 2446 on route to George Square, which now resides at the Lathalmond Scottish Vintage Bus Museum. |
 E15909 Leyland PD1 Highbridge ISLE OF MAN. This PD1 will bring back to many, memories of the famous T.T. motor bike races around this beautiful holiday island. This model features fleet number 8, registered GMN 778 on route to Douglas with period adverts for Dulux Paint and Vernons Pools. |
 E26608 Plaxton Paramount 3500 BUS EIREANN. Only our second model to be produced in an Irish livery is this Paramount in the distinctive colours of Bus Eireann. This model, which features fleet number PD5 registered 90 D 11005 carries bi-lingual route blinds to Ath Cliath, Dublin, is sure to be popular. |
 E26308 Guy Arab II Utility GREAT YARMOUTH. Continuing to build our 6reat Yarmouth fleet is this Guy Utility bus which features fleet number 14, registered EX 5261 on route 2 to Fishwharf. The model is complete with the Great Yarmouth crest, fine lining to the body and a silver roof. |
 15907DL Leyland PD1 LYTHAM ST. ANNES. Our Deluxe Leyland PD1 in the distinctive livery of Lytham St. Annes, depicts the vehicle in the later livery style with the fleetnames moved down onto the lower deck to allow for advertisements. Registered GTB 807, fleet number 20 is on route 3 to Lytham Square. |
 12113 Harrington Cavalier MAIDSTONE & DISTRICT. After many requests for a Cavalier in Maidstone & District livery, here it is. Fleet number C25 registered 25 TKR is operating an Afternoon Tour.. |
 10005 Olympic DAZZLE LIVERY . Pride of the White Star Line, the Olympic was the first of its class and outlived its sister ships which were both sunk. During WW.I, painted in dazzle livery it was used as a troop ship and had 6" guns fitted forward and aft for its defence. After the War it was refitted and used by the Cunard company until finally being scrapped. |
 Looking particularly attractive in the rich blue and cream of Midland General our Deluxe Bristol LS, fleet number 235, registered XNU 416 is on route F9 to Kirk Hallam. |