Wirral Bus and Tram Show 2005

1992 Hong Kong built tramcar #70 built for Wirral Council to inaugurate the Birkenhead Heritage Tramway. This car and #69 continue the Birkenhead Corporation Tramways numbering scheme which ended at #68. Seen here in Pacific Road.

Wirral Bus and Tram Show 2005

1992 Hong Kong built tramcar #70 built for Wirral Council to inaugurate the Birkenhead Heritage Tramway. This car and #69 continue the Birkenhead Corporation Tramways numbering scheme which ended at #68. Seen here in Pacific Road.

Wirral Bus and Tram Show 2005

Wallasey Corporation Tramways car #78 at Pacific Road tram stop.

Wirral Bus and Tram Show 2005

Merseyside Passenger Transport Executive (MPTE) BKC 236K 1236 an Alexander AL-bodied Leyland Atlantean PDR1A/1 which was delivered to Merseyside PTE in 1972.

Wirral Bus and Tram Show 2005

Warrington Borough Transport BED729C Leyland Titan PD2/40 with East Lancs H34/30F body.

Wirral Bus and Tram Show 2005

Crosville Motor Services SLL620, MCA620P a Bristol LH6L with ECW body operated by Crosville 1975 - 1983 and then sold to and operated by Philips of Holywell 1983 to 1994 when sold into preservation.

Wirral Bus and Tram Show 2005

Line up of London Transport Routemasters: 201UXJ, 854UXC and 321CLT

Wirral Bus and Tram Show 2005

Crosville AFM111G was delivered as Crosville's CRG111 on May 01, 1969. It had 47 coach seats in it's Eastern Coachworks body, number 17487. When built it was fitted with a 2 piece bus ( destination panel and a bus type door. Its chassis (number RELH-4-223) was powered by a Gardner 6HLX engine.

Wirral Bus and Tram Show 2005

London Transport (Country) 1953 Guy GS

Wirral Bus and Tram Show 2005

XKC862K a Leyland Atlantean with Alexander body was originally delivered to the Merseyside Passenger Transport Executive in 1971. It was later sold to Isle of Man National Transport (MAN3432) before entering preservation.

Wirral Bus and Tram Show 2005

Crosville AFM111G was delivered as Crosville's CRG111 on May 01, 1969. It had 47 coach seats in it's Eastern Coachworks body, number 17487. When built it was fitted with a 2 piece bus ( destination panel and a bus type door. Its chassis (number RELH-4-223) was powered by a Gardner 6HLX engine.

Wirral Bus and Tram Show 2005

1961 Bristol Omnibus Company Bristol MW5G with Eastern Coach Works body. In service until 1977 then sold for use as a school bus by Browns of Smallfield.

Wirral Bus and Tram Show 2005

PMT Potteries Motor Traction Leyland PSU4 1127 TVT127G with Marshall body.

Wirral Bus and Tram Show 2005

Leyland National JOX 506P delivered new to Midland Red in July 1976.

Wirral Bus and Tram Show 2005

Bristol RELH4/266 with ECW 18154 body. Engine: Gardner 6HLX Configuration: C45F Delivered new to Western National in 1970 then Southern National from 1983 to 1994 when it was preserved.

Wirral Bus and Tram Show 2005

Bristol RELH4/266 with ECW 18154 body. Engine: Gardner 6HLX Configuration: C45F Delivered new to Western National in 1970 then Southern National from 1983 to 1994 when it was preserved.

Wirral Bus and Tram Show 2005

Bristol RELH4/266 with ECW 18154 body. Engine: Gardner 6HLX Configuration: C45F Delivered new to Western National in 1970 then Southern National from 1983 to 1994 when it was preserved.

Wirral Bus and Tram Show 2005

Crosville ERG163 Bristol RELH6G with ECW coach body delivered to Crosvill Motor Services in 1970

Wirral Bus and Tram Show 2005

Robinsons of Appleby Ex-Midland Red Leyland Leopard Plaxton CHA460K

Wirral Bus and Tram Show 2005

York Pullman AEC Regent III

Wirral Bus and Tram Show 2005

Preserved brewery dray KB)622 a Leyland Steer of 1954 with 9792cc engine in the livery of William Hancock and Co. Brewery Cardiff Hancocks was once Wales' biggest brewer, the brewery was founded by William Hancock (father of Frank, Froude and William Hancock) and bought by Bass in 1968. Brains bought Hancock's in 1999, but initially Bass kept the rights to the brands. Production later returned to Cardiff in the form of Hancocks HB

Wirral Bus and Tram Show 2005

Preserved brewery dray KB)622 a Leyland Steer of 1954 with 9792cc engine in the livery of William Hancock and Co. Brewery Cardiff Hancocks was once Wales' biggest brewer, the brewery was founded by William Hancock (father of Frank, Froude and William Hancock) and bought by Bass in 1968. Brains bought Hancock's in 1999, but initially Bass kept the rights to the brands. Production later returned to Cardiff in the form of Hancocks HB

Wirral Bus and Tram Show 2005

Leyland Titan PD3/6 with Weymann body. GEN201 was new to Bury Corporation in 1958.