London Buses
London buses are familiar throughout the world, but now the buses that you see on the London streets are more efficient, cost-effective and safer.
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Leyland Titan PD3/14
Have a look at this 1968 Leyland Titan PD3 in perfect condition, as if it was still in public service, ready to welcome passengers aboard.
Leyland Bus
Photographs of Leyland buses manufactured from 1922 onwards in the UK, with a brief history of this iconic bus manufacturer.
Glasgow Vintage Vehicle Trust
In the south east of Glasgow, stored within a large ex-Glasgow Corporation bus garage, are a collection of vintage vehicles, mostly public transport buses.
Guy Arab Double-Decker (1948)
This Guy Arab mkIII (1948) in Alexander and Sons blue livery is a well preserved example of how these handsome buses looked when they were in service.
Graham's of Paisley
Graham’s of Paisley was a highly regarded independent local bus company in Scotland. It ceased operations in 1990 and is sorely missed.
George Bennie Railplane
The Railplane was an experimental, propeller-driven suspended monorail invented by George Bennie from Glasgow, with a claimed speed of 120mph.
Gardner Engines
Gardner engines have powered many UK vintage passenger buses throughout the years and been renowned for their reliability.
AEC Buses
An HTML table containing photographs of AEC manufactured from 1922 onwards, with a brief history of this iconic bus manufacturer.
Dundee Museum
A small museum in Dundee that has a collection of vintage cars and other interesting artifacts, including a surprising link to HMS Victory.