by Ken Jones. Added to website 28 September 2010
1. MUO 328F is a Bristol LH6L with ECW B43F body entered by Cornish Bus Preservation Society. See their website
HERE.
2. OTA 290G is a Bristol VR which has recently been repainted but awaits its transfers.
3. FDV 790V is a Bristol LHS6L with ECW B35F body which replaced the SUS.
4. Some of the Tally Ho buses also in normal service at their yard.
5. Bristol FLF dating from 1960.
6. Bristol SUL restored in Deltatours livery.
7. Bristol VR preserved in GWR livery.
8. Lots of activity at Kingsbridge bus station throughout the day.
9. 811 BWR is Bristol SUL restored in West Yorkshire livery.
10. FTT 704 is a 1945 Bristol K6A entered by the Bristol Vintage bus group. See their website
HERE.
11. Is this the only surviving Western National Bristol SUL which was not converted to one man operation?
12. Bristol SUL and LHS at Kingsbridge bus station.
13. Bristol SUL and Dennis Dart at Kingsbridge bus station.
14. AFJ 727T is a Bristol LH6L with Plaxton coach C43F body - entered by WHOTT. See their website
HERE.
15. BDV 318L is a Bristol LH6L with Marshall coach C39F body.
16. FJ 8967 is a 1933 Bristol H5G the only Bristol H known to survive.
17. LTA 772 is a Bristol LWL5G with ECW body B39R.
18. Okay one of you will need to reverse!
19. KJD 413P is a Bristol LH6L with ECW body B43F originally with London Transport as BL13 with 39 seats - preserved in Tally Ho livery.
20. Bristol L in front of us on way to Kingsbridge - more than 25 buses were in service.
21. Bristol FLF at Frogmore on main A road - but we turned off to remote villages.
22. Bristol K approaching us.
23. Hope Cove.
24. Bristol L [a different one from first picture] approaches us.
25. Bristol VR approaches us - we may be small but not enough to get between it and the parked cars.
26. Stagecoach DD on regular service.
27. Bristol L passes Bristol LH coach in Royal Blue livery - soon it will be our turn.
28. Bristol L takes minor road and we follow - hope they know where they are going.