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Nr Tablic Nazwa Wyprod Wprowa Rok Wy Zezło Inne Nr Tablic Nazwa Wyprod Wprowa Rok wy Zezło Inne RM? AEC Routemaster RM ? ? ? 822 DYE AEC Routemaster RML ? ? ? MB 04194 AEC Routemaster RM ? ? ? EN-H 2626H AEC Routemaster RM ? ? ? 022 ERTCW Class B 1903 1933 1952 http://www.lcctt.org.uk/index.php/lcc-106 290 UEC Class A 1910 1933 1938 Type `A` two-axle tram built 1910 for West Ham Corporation Tramways, one of the constituent parts of what later became London Transport. Built by United Electrical Construction Company (UECC) and remained in passenger service until 1938. Was then stored until the London Transport Museum was established. 1622 Brush Class E/1 1911 1933 1940 LPTB = London Passenger Transport Board LH 8186 AEC B-Type / LGOC B2737 1914 1914 ? Historic bus. XC 8059 AEC K-type / LGOC 1920 1920 1932 Historic bus. 5 Metro-Vick 1922 1933 1971 Bo-Bo electric locomotice built for Metropolitan Railway passenger services, hauling trains of wooden coaches. Replaced in 1964, then became a works shunter. Named "John Hampden" by LT in 1933. Another of these locomotives is kept in working order by TfL. 12 Metro-Vick 1922 1933 ? "Sarah Siddons" 4248 G-stock 1923 1933 1971 In 1938 rebuilt into Q-stock <br>Typical 1930s-1960s London Underground train for the sub-surface lines. Worked on the Metropolitan, District and Circle lines until 1971. NS1995 YR 3844 AEC NS 1926 1926 1938 New to London General in 1927, passed to LT in 1933. T31 UU 6646 AEC Regal T 1929 1933 1956 Built for London General Omnibus Company. Privately preserved from 1956 to 1994. 693J GJ 2098 AEC Regent ST 1930 1933 1955 Tilling or Dodson body. 1858 English Electric Class HR/2 1930 1933 1952 EMB English Electric, ex. London Transport 331 UCC Feltham 1930 1933 1937 Metropolitan Electric Tramways, prototype Feltham Class. LT165 GK 5323 AEC Renown LT 1931 1931 1950 LT1076 GO 5198 AEC Renown LT / LGOC 1931 1931 ? 1 LCC Bluebird 1932 1933 1951 STL441 AXM 693 AEC Regent STL 1934 1934 1952 Preserved bus. Ordered by London General but delivered after the formation of London Transport. Petrol engine until 1939. Q2 AYV 615 AEC Q 1934 1934 1946 ? C4 BXD 628 Leyland Cub Rear CR 1935 1935 1953 Q83 CGJ 188 AEC Q / BRC&W 1935 1935 1954 Body built by Birmingham Carriage and Wagon Works. 971J CXX 457 AEC Regent STL 1936 1936 1963 Converted to tree lopper bus in LT service fleet in 1953. 260 CUL 260 AEC 664T / Metro-Cammell H40/30R 1936 1936 ? Rok produkcji 1936, ex-London Transport STL2377 EGO 426 AEC Regent STL 1937 1937 1953 Preserved bus. EXV 253 Leyland LPTB70 K2 1939 1939 1961 Type K2 trolleybus 1037J EYK 396 AEC Regent III RT 1939 1939 1978 The original London RT bus prototype. CR16 FXT 122 Leyland Cub Rear CR 1939 1939 1951 Firs single-deck bus type with rear engine for London. FJJ 774 Leyland Tiger FEC / LPTB DP34F 1939 1939 1961 Underfloor-engined Green Line coach. RTC1 FXT 272 AEC Regent III RT 1940 1940 1955 1961 1521 FXH 521 BUT 9641T / Metro-Cammell H40/30R1940 1940 ? RT113 FXT 288 AEC Regent III RT 1940 1940 1963 G351 HGC 130 Guy Arab II G 1945 1945 1952 From 1952 until 1967, with Burton on Trent Corporation as their #70. Preserved 1967, donated to LBPT 1980. STL2692 HGC 225 AEC Regent II / MCW 1946 1946 1955 Autobus nie jest czescia kolekcji EATM, jedynie wypozyczony na ten dzien. RT604 HLX 421 AEC Regent III RT 1948 1948 1979 Current owner Purley Transportation Preservation Group, Surrey. RT624 JXC 432 AEC Regent III RT 1948 1948 1979 1768 HYM 768 BUT 9641T / Metro-Cammell H40/30R1948 1948 ? Q1-Class T792 HLX 462 AEC Regal III T 1948 1948 1963 Privately preserved T792 HLX 462 AEC Regal T 1948 1948 1960 Preserved bus - LT type 15T13, Mann Egerton bodywork. In service in Sri Lanka from 1960 to 1970. RT384 HLX201 AEC Regent III RT 1948 1948 1976 RT1206 KGK675 AEC Regent III RT 1949 1949 1977 RT2293 KGU 322 AEC Regent III RT 1949 1949 1978 Owned bu P. Buckland of Nazeing, Essex. RTW75 KGK 575 Leyland Titan PD2 RTW 1949 1949 1970 RTW185 KLB 915 Leyland Titan PD2 RTW 1949 1949 1971 Privately preserved. RT1431 JXC 184 AEC Regent III RT 1949 1949 1956 RTL139 KGK 575 Leyland Titan PD2 1949 1949 1967 TD95 JXC 288 Leyland Tiger PS1 TD 1949 1949 1963 RT3238 KYY 967 AEC Regent III RLH 1950 1950 ? RT1700 KYY 527 AEC Regent III RLH 1950 1950 ? RT3871 LLU 670 AEC Regent III RT 1950 1950 1979 RT1702 KYY 529 AEC Regent III RT 1950 1950 1972 Owned by RT1702 Preservation Society. RT1777 KYY 615 AEC Regent III RT 1950 1950 ? RTW467 LLU 957 Leyland Titan PD2 RTW 1950 1950 1967 RTW335 KXW 435 Leyland Titan PD2 1950 1950 ? RT2494 KXW 123 AEC Regent III RT 1951 1950 1977 To Guernseybus (Channel Islands) in 1987, cut down.<br /> Ran as their #14 (registered 2388) and returned to England 2000.<br /> Current owner P. Cruise of Fulham, London. RF48 LYF 399 AEC Regal IV RF 1951 1951 1976 8688-PH Regent 1951 1951 ? RT2775 LYR 826 AEC Regent III / Park Royal 1951 1952 1977 RF319 MLL 956 AEC Regal IV RF 1952 1952 1976 RF269 MLL 806 AEC Regal IV RF 1952 1952 1972 Privately preserved RF366 MXX 8 AEC Regal IV RF 1952 1952 1976 Privately preserved RT3491 LYR 910 AEC Regent III RT 1952 1952 ? Source: http://www.phototrans.eu | Generated on 2021-09-23 Page 1 RT2880 MLL 627 AEC Regent III RT 1952 1952 1979 LYF 21 AEC Regent III / Park Royal 1952 1952 2003 RLH48 MXX 248 AEC Regent III RLH 1952 1952 1967 `Lowbridge` London bus RF180 MLL 567 AEC Regal IV RF 1952 1952 ? RLH61 MXX 261 AEC Regent III RT 1952 1952 1971 w roku 1971 sprzedany do Kanady RLH23 MXX 223 AEC Regent III RLH 1952 1952 1967 Lowbridge `provincial RT`. 1002 MLL 753 AEC Regal IV RF (BEA) 1953 1953 1967 <a href=http://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?hl=pl&sl=en&u=http://aec.fotopic.net/p56639284.html&prev=/search%3Fq%3DAEC%2BRegal%2BIV/Park%2BRoyal%2BHDC37C%2BBEA%26hl%3Dpl%26safe%3Doff%26sa%3DG%26biw%3D1152%26bih%3D695%26prmd%3Divns&rurl=translate.google.pl&usg=ALkJrhg5nAISPwzue7RGCAFQCvosCNBdDA>Zdjęcie z 7 marca 1987</a> GS13 MXX 313 Guy Vixen Special GS 1953 1953 1972 Guy Special GS GS1 MXX 301 Guy Vixen Special GS 1953 1953 1963 GS26 MXX 326 Guy Vixen Special GS 1953 1953 1968 Privately preserved GS76 MXX 376 Guy Vixen Special GS 1953 1953 1964 Privately preserved - T and D Ralph of Crawley, West Sussex. GS17 MXX 317 Guy Vixen Special GS 1953 1953 1963 MXX 342 GS42 Guy Vixen Special GS 1953 1953 1972 Guy Special bus. ECW 26 seat bodywork, Perkins engine. RF600 NLE 600 AEC Regal IV RF 1953 1953 1971 Various owners since withdrawn from LT service in 1971. Currently (2014) owned by Purley Transport Group. RT4712 NXP 997 AEC Regent III RT 1953 1954 ? RF667 NLE 667 AEC Regal IV RF 1953 1953 1976 RF486 MXX 463 AEC Regal IV RF 1953 1953 1979 RF401 MXX 289 AEC Regal IV RF 1953 1953 1976 RF395 MXX 283 AEC Regal IV RF 1953 1953 1972 RT4424 PVA 017 AEC Regent III RT 1953 1953 1973 RT3775 NLE 882 AEC Regent III RT 1953 1953 1972 RT3183 KYY 912 AEC Regent III RT 1953 1953 1972 Owned by C. Powis of Tonbridge, Kent. RT4421 NXP 775 AEC Regent III RT 1954 1954 1979 RT4779 OLD 566 AEC Regent III RT 1954 1954 1979 Owned by RT4779 Group, Banffshire. RM1 SLT 56 AEC Routemaster RM 1954 1954 1986 The prototype Routemaster RT4317 NLE 981 AEC Regent III RT 1954 1954 1977 Preserved bus. Lesney Products, Hackney.<br /> New owner - C Young of Biggleswade, Bedfordshire. RT4825 OLD 589 AEC Regent III RT 1954 1954 1970 SLT 56 AEC Routemaster 1956 RM2 SLT 57 AEC Routemaster RM 1957 1957 1972 RM3 SLT 58 Leyland Routemaster RML 1957 1957 1974 Third Routemaster prototype. Bodywork by Weymann of Addlestone (the only Routemaster from this factory). RM116 VLT 116 AEC Routemaster RM 1959 1959 ? RM45 AST 415A AEC Routemaster RM 1959 1959 1988 RM9 VLT 9 AEC Routemaster RM 1959 1959 1994 ERM90 JSJ 746 AEC Routemaster RM 1959 1959 1992 ERM94 JSJ 749 AEC Routemaster RM 1959 1959 1992 RM54 LDS 279A AEC Routemaster RM 1959 1959 1985 ERM80 JSJ 748 AEC Routemaster RM 1959 1959 1992 ERM84 JSJ 747 AEC Routemaster RM 1959 1959 1992 RM85 711 XUW AEC Routemaster RM 1959 1959 1987 RM23 JFO 256 AEC Routemaster RM 1959 1959 1994 RM5 VLT 5 AEC Routemaster RM 1959 1959 1994 RM180 XVS 830 AEC Routemaster RM 1959 1960 1994 RM6 VLT 6 AEC Routemaster RM 1959 1959 1994 Owned by Arriva - heritage fleet vehicle. RM120 SSL 809 AEC Routemaster RM 1959 1959 1985 RM121 SSL 806 AEC Routemaster RM 1959 1959 1988 RM66 VLT 66 AEC Routemaster RM 1959 1959 ? RM613 OYM 453A AEC Routemaster RM 1959 1959 ? RM 470 WLT470 AEC Routemaster RM 1960 ? ? RM398 WPR 3A AEC Routemaster RM 1960 1960 1992 RM467 WLT 467 AEC Routemaster RM 1960 1960 ? RW3 497 ALH AEC Reliance / Willowbrook 1960 1960 1963 Experimental dual-door single deck bus. RM324 WLT 324 AEC Routemaster RM 1960 1960 1997 RM298 VLT 298 AEC Routemaster RM 1960 1960 1986 Z bogatej historii tego autobusu wybralem tylko niektorych przewoznikow. Musialbym dodac kilka nie przewoznikow ktorzy uzytkowali ten autobus w tym np uzytkownicy pola golfowego.
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