THE UK MIDLANDS BUS IMAGE GALLERY
Birmingham City Transport
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 Birmingham Daimler COG5 1107 (CVP207), dating from 1937 was amongst the oldest buses at SHOWBUS 2013. The Metro-Cammell bodied bus is normally resident at Wythall Bus Musuem Picture ref 13-5389 |
 An unusual member of the predominantly doubledeck Birmingham fleet was this 1950 MCW bodied Leyland Tiger PS2, 2245 (JOJ245). Being a Leyland also made it a little unusual too. The Tiger is another Wythall resident Picture ref 13-5282 |
 Birmingham 3009 (MOF9) was a more local produce. Yet another Metro-Cammell bodied bus, this is a 1953 Guy Arab IV, part of Kevin Hill's vehicle collection. Picture ref 13-5384 |
 An unusual body chassis combination is this Crossley bodied Daimler CVG6, 3225 (MOF225). The bus is still owned by Birmingham's direct successor: National Express West Midlands. Picture ref 13-5631 |
 From a different design era, is rear engined, front entrance Park Royal bodied Daimler Fleetline 3880 (NOV880G). Something of a Birmingham standard in its day, it makes a sharp contrast with the contemporary London standard, also a Park Royal bodied Fleetline, the DMS some of which, converted to singledoor, joined the West Midlands fleet. Picture ref 13-5620 |
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