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Buses Scrapped, Or Sold for Scrap AEC Regent II Buses scrapped, or sold for scrap This is our list of buses that have been scrapped, sold for scrap, or are thought to no longer exist. These buses can be considered to fall into two categories. Buses scrapped In most cases, these buses will have been sold to a vehicle dismantler or scrap dealer, where they would be stripped of any useful parts and the remains cut up, so that the vehicle no longer exists. In some cases the dismantling or cutting up has been done by the bus owner and the remains sold to a scrap dealer. Buses sold for scrap When buses are sold for scrap, it is probably the intention of the seller that the vehicle should be dismantled. Many of our records are conclusive, in that we record that the buses no longer exist. However, other buses are shown as ‘scrapped’, but it is possible that while we believe they were sold for dismantling, the physical destruction process may not yet have happened, and the buses may still exist on the dealer’s premises in either complete form or in a delapitated condition. We will update the records on this list in due course to identify any buses that we thought had been destroyed that perhaps do still exist in ‘sold for scrap’ condition. The buses are grouped into ‘Chassis Make’ lists, in registration/licence plate order. As always, if you can update or correct anything on this list, please contact us. Please note that there may be some conflicts with buses listed on the ‘To Check’ page, where this page has been updated and the To Check page has still to be updated. AEC Regent REG NO / LICENCE PLATE CHASSIS BODY STATUS/LAST KNOWN OWNER DDV 423 AEC Regent Weymann Cut up on site during clearance of Berresford's yard GJ 2002 AEC Regent Tilling/ECW Presumed scrapped at unknown date, ex Crosville. GJ 2007 AEC Regent Tilling/ECW Presumed scrapped at unknown date, ex Crosville. GJ 2008 AEC Regent Tilling/ECW Presumed scrapped at unknown date, ex Crosville. GJ 2009 AEC Regent Tilling/ECW Presumed scrapped at unknown date, ex Crosville. GJ 2010 AEC Regent Tilling/ECW Presumed scrapped at unknown date, ex Crosville. GP 6244 AEC Regent Tilling Believed scrapped by unidentified agricultural contractor, Hatfield Peverel, Essex, ex-D.E.R. Athletic Club, Twickenham AEC Regent II REG NO / LICENCE PLATE CHASSIS BODY STATUS/LAST KNOWN OWNER JK 7427 AEC Regent II Northern Counties Presumed scrapped, ?/??, following use as a practice vehicle by Eastbourne Civil Defence Association (acquired ?/61) JK 7428 AEC Regent II Northern Counties Light (breaker), Lewis, for scrap, ?/62, ex-Eastbourne Corporation (7), by whom withdrawn 2/62 JK 7429 AEC Regent II Northern Counties Light (breaker), Lewis, for scrap, ?/62, ex-Eastbourne Corporation (8), by whom withdrawn 2/62 JK 7430 AEC Regent II Northern Counties Presumed scrapped, ?/??, ex-unidentified showman. Last noted as a fairground vehicle in a yard at Writtle, 7/65. JK 7431 AEC Regent II Northern Counties Presumed scrapped, ?/87, ex-unidentified preservationist, Eastbourne, East Sussex; had been stored in a shed destroyed by the 'hurricane' of 1987 AEC Regent III REG NO / LICENCE PLATE CHASSIS BODY STATUS/LAST KNOWN OWNER KGU 351 AEC Regent III Weymann Reported abandoned in Germany, 1/85; no further reports - presumed scrapped KTF 590 AEC Regent III Park Royal Sold to Hartwood Exports of Birdwell, 8/76, for scrap, ex-Lancaster City Transport (61). ONU 631 AEC Regent III Weymann Gone from Chicago Motor Coach Co, Chicago, Illinois; no report since 8/92, assumed scrapped The Open Top Bus Site - www.opentopbus.net - List of buses scrapped or sold for scrap This list was published on 04/09/2018 Page 1 of 32 AEC Regent III - continued from previous page REG NO / LICENCE PLATE CHASSIS BODY STATUS/LAST KNOWN OWNER AEC Regent V REG NO / LICENCE PLATE CHASSIS BODY STATUS/LAST KNOWN OWNER 964 CWL AEC Regent V Weymann Sold for scrap, ?/84, ex-Barton Transport (25) (tree lopper) AFN 764B AEC Regent V Park Royal Sold to Goodwin {dealer}, Carlton, 7/02, via West Kent Bus & Coach Sales {dealer}, West Kingsdown; scrapped by 9/02 GJG 745D AEC Regent V Park Royal Sold to PVS {dealer}, Carlton, 1/84, for scrap MFN 939F AEC Regent V Park Royal Sold to Ripley {dealer}, Carlton, 6/89, for scrap > last noted 2/90. MFN 947F AEC Regent V Park Royal Broken up 11/06 by Ovenden {dealer}, Margate, on Dreamland (theme park) site, Margate, Kent, after use there. PFN 855 AEC Regent V Park Royal Broken up on premises of Toy Storage, Chula Vista, California, USA, c?/90 PFN 875 AEC Regent V Park Royal To Ripley, Carlton, for scrap, 12/83, ex-East Kent Road Car Co. Ltd.;scrapped 2/84 PFN 879 AEC Regent V Park Royal Sold to PVS, Carlton, 6/80, for scrap, ex-National Travel South East TTT 780 AEC Regent V MCCW to Bloor (scrap dealer), Uttoxeter, 6/82 WFN 827 AEC Regent V Park Royal Sold to PVS {dealer}, Carlton, 1/84, for scrap WFN 842 AEC Regent V Park Royal Sold to PVS {dealer}, Carlton, 1/84, for scrap YJG 811 AEC Regent V Park Royal Sold to Ensign {dealer}, Purfleet, 8/83; PVS {dealer}, Carlton, 1/84, for scrap. YJG 814 AEC Regent V Park Royal Sold to PVS {dealer}, Carlton, 1/84, for scrap AEC Routemaster REG NO / LICENCE PLATE CHASSIS BODY STATUS/LAST KNOWN OWNER 29-67-MA (RSK 254, 271 CLT) AEC Routemaster Park Royal In a scrapyard, Eira do Serado, Portugal, by 12/04, ex-Lido Tours, Funchal, Madeira 29-67-MD (LDS 335A, VLT 81) AEC Routemaster Park Royal In a scrapyard, Eira do Serado, Portugal, by 12/04, ex-Lido Tours, Funchal, Madeira ALM 17B AEC Routemaster Park Royal Broken up by Chicago Motor Coach Co, Chicago, Illinois, USA, between 8/97 & 3/98 BE 9503 (BZ5878, 61 CLT) AEC Routemaster Park Royal Presumed scrapped, ex-New York Shafa Tours ?/00, as no further sightings CUV 245C AEC Routemaster Park Royal Scrapped by PVS, Carlton, 5/02, ex-Sullivan (private), Shanklin CUV 358C AEC Routemaster Park Royal Destroyed by fire at Wilson, Greenock (Scottish Travel / Glasgow City Tour), Scotland, 6/11 deregistered (ES 4007, ALD AEC Routemaster Park Royal destroyed by fire, 1/15, ex-Citybus Limited, Hong Kong 873B) EUP 406B AEC Routemaster Park Royal Scrapped by unknown dealer, ?/??, ex-Lamming, Coulsden (by whom acquired 1/91) EZ 8347 (LDS 268A, 703 DYE) AEC Routemaster Park Royal Scrapped, ?/00, ex-?? USJ *** (WLT 398) AEC Routemaster Park Royal Scrapped 5/09, ex-Arriva London Coaches USJ *** (WLT 710) AEC Routemaster Park Royal Sold to PVS (breaker), Carlton, for scrap, ?/??, remains still there 12/08, ex-Arriva London Coaches, ?/?? WLT 377 AEC Routemaster Park Royal London Coaches Ltd (RM377); scrapped, 4/93 WLT 572 AEC Routemaster Park Royal PVS (breaker), Carlton (for scrap), 9/91, ex-Laming, Coulsdon WLT 704 AEC Routemaster Park Royal Scrapped 5/09, by The London Bus Company, Dagenham WSJ 739 (WLT 313) AEC Routemaster Park Royal Broken up and used for spares by London Bus Export Co. {dealer}, Lydney, remains presumed scrapped BMMO D9 REG NO / LICENCE PLATE CHASSIS BODY STATUS/LAST KNOWN OWNER 2959 HA BMMO D9 BMMO Broken up after 9/06, ex-Dreamland (theme park), Margate, Kent 3043 HA BMMO D9 BMMO Scrapped by unknown dealer, ex-Obsolete Fleet (OM4), London, 5/78 The Open Top Bus Site - www.opentopbus.net - List of buses scrapped or sold for scrap This list was published on 04/09/2018 Page 2 of 32 BMMO D9 - continued from previous page REG NO / LICENCE PLATE CHASSIS BODY STATUS/LAST KNOWN OWNER 917 KHA BMMO D9 BMMO Scrapped, 10/80, ex-Obsolete Fleet (OM7), London Bristol G REG NO / LICENCE PLATE CHASSIS BODY STATUS/LAST KNOWN OWNER ANJ 831 Bristol G BH & D A M C C Limited {dealer}, Stratford, London E15, 8/61, ex Eastern National Omnibus Company Limited (1248), Chelmsford; no further sightings - presumed scrapped ANJ 832 Bristol G ECW (1942) W. J. Hitchings, Cirencester (for unspecified use), ex Sir Alfred McAlpine & Son Limited {contractor}, Hooton, ?/57; no further reports. Presumed scrapped at unknown date. ANJ 833 Bristol G ECW (1942) Unidentified showman, Salford, 1/58, ex Sir Alfred McAlpine & Son Limited {contractor}, Hooton. No further reports; presumed subsequently scrapped. Bristol K REG NO / LICENCE PLATE CHASSIS BODY STATUS/LAST KNOWN OWNER BTR 303 Bristol K ECW (1954) CAP 187 Bristol K ECW Believed scrapped by W. North {dealer}, Sherburn-in-Elmet, 8/65, ex-Southern Vectis (902); no further trace FAE 600 Bristol K ECW Southern National Omnibus Company Limited (3821); sold to W Norths (PV) Limited, Sherburn-in-Elmet (dealer), 1/65; Johnson, Bradford (dealer) for scrap FHT 106 Bristol K ECW Western National Omnibus Company Limited (3823); sold to W Norths (PV) Limited, Sherburn-in-Elmet (dealer), 1/65, & then to unidentified dealer for scrap. FHT 114 Bristol K ECW Southern National Omnibus Company Limited (3824); sold to W Norths (PV) Limited, Sherburn-in-Elmet (dealer), 1/65, & then to unidentified dealer for scrap. FRU 303 Bristol K Hants & Dorset (1952) Scrapped by unidentified scrap dealer in Pennsylvania, by 5/88, ex-Tom Troxell, Coopersburgh, Pennsylvania FRU 304 Bristol K Hants & Dorset (1952) Scrapped by unidentified scrap dealer in Pennsylvania, ?/??, ex-Tom Troxell, Coopersburgh, Pennsylvania FRU 306 Bristol K Hants & Dorset Bristol Omnibus Preservation Society (p), unidentified location, ?/?? > broken for spares, ?/?? GHT 122 Bristol K ECW Western National Omnibus Company Limited (3822); sold to W Norths (PV) Limited, Sherburn-in-Elmet (dealer), 1/65, & presumed subsequently scrapped.
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