Vehicles Expected to Attend the PEAK PARK PRESERVED BUS GATHERING 2021 As at 26Th June 2021

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Vehicles expected to attend the PEAK PARK PRESERVED BUS GATHERING 2021 as at 26th June 2021 The list below shows the buses and coaches that have been entered in this year's Peak Park Preserved Bus Gathering so far. Those marked ▲ are expected to assist in operating the free bus services during the day. Additional vehicles are expected to be entered during the next few weeks - if you would like to bring a preserved bus or coach to our event, please download an entry form from our website - www.peakparkrally.wordpress.com Registration New Make Model Body Operator Livery Class A - Half cab & 'Classic' Double-Deckers ▲ WLT 467 1960 AEC Routemaster Park Royal London Transport YNU 351G 1968 Bristol FLF Eastern Coachworks Midland General ▲ OVL 473 1960 Bristol FS6G Eastern Coachworks Lincolnshire Road Car ▲ 225 LRB 1960 Leyland PD2 M.C.W. Chesterfield Transport Class B - Rear Engined Double-Deckers ▲ C253 FRJ 1986 Leyland Olympian Northern Counties Wigan Corporation ▲ P915 RYO 1997 Volvo Olympian Northern Counties London General PUM 149W 1980 Bristol VRT3LS/6LXB Eastern Coachworks West Yorkshire R.C. ▲ S629 MKH 1998 Volvo Olympian Northern Counties East Yorkshire M.S. RNA 236J 1971 Daimler Fleetline Park Royal Selnec PTE ▲ UHA 225H 1969 Daimler Fleetline Alexander Midland Red DEM 779Y 1982 Leyland Atlantean Alexander MTL Southport & Dist ▲ H654 VVV 1990 Leyland Olympian Alexander RL Stagecoach United Counties B741 GCN 1985 Leyland Olympian Eastern Coachworks Go Ahead Northern Class C - Single Deckers pre-suffix registrations (pre, 1964) MHY 765 1950 Leyland Comet Duple Orient Coaches KRR 255 1949 AEC Regal III Weymann Midland General Class D - Single Deck Buses post-suffix registrations (after 1964) ▲ BVP 808V 1980 Leyland National Leyland NBC Midland Red ▲ LED 71P 1976 Bristol RE East Lancs Warrington Transport AXI 2541 1982 Bristol RELL6G Alexander (Belfast) Citybus (Belfast) ▲ AJA 139B 1964 Bedford VAL Strachan North Western ▲ GSO 90V 1979 Leyland Leopard Alexander Y type Alexander Northern PDJ 269L 1972 AEC Swift Marshall St. Helens Corporation NNU 447J 1971 Bristol RELL6H Eastern Coachworks Midland General ▲ PRA 109R 1976 Leyland Leopard Alexander T Whites of Calver ▲ KP51 SYR 2001 Dennis Dart SLF Plaxton MPD "Emmerdale" special ▲ N409 HVT 1995 Mercedes Benz 709D Plaxton Potteries M.T. Class E - Single Deck Coaches post-suffix registrations (after 1964) ▲ TFM 267K 1972 Bristol RELH6L Eastern Coachworks Crosville Motor Svcs ▲ S659 JSE 1998 Volvo B10M-62 Jonckheere Modulo Go Green Coaches ▲ M641 RCP 1995 DAF SB3000 VanHool Alizee Slacks, Matlock ▲ GCK 279S 1978 Bedford YLQ Plaxton Supreme Florence & Grange Tours ▲ D601 GHY 1987 Volvo B10M VanHool Alizee Badgerline Limited www.peakparkrally.wordpress.com.

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