Bus & Coach Preservation  |  October 2016
In this issue DAVID JUKES take a look at A 1968 dual-door Bristol RESL6G new to Brighton, Hove & District, which has returned to the rally and scene following many years’ absence, whilst an ex-Southdown ‘Queen Mary’ Leyland PD3/4 has been uniquely outshopped in memory of a great enthusiast of these buses. NICK LARKIN finds its condition OK!
In this third part of the occasional series on Leicester Leyland Tiger Cub 191 (OJF 191), SIMON GILL reviews the latest progress on its restoration.
We preview one of the biggest events of the year, WMPTE 30 celebrating 30 years since the end of the West Midlands PTE. Whilst there are reports on major events at the East Anglia Transport Museum, ‘London Live’ at West Ham, Bristol and at South Cerney, the home of the Gloucestershire Vintage Steam and Transport Extravaganza.
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Bus & Coach Preservation October 2016.