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West Sussex, England Fleet Lists - West Sussex, England This is our list of current open top buses in West Sussex, England AMBERLEY - Amberley Museum & Heritage Centre Buses kept at the museum. Some buses may be owned by separate individuals or groups. Fleet List FLEET NO REG NO CHASSIS / BODY LAYOUT LIVERY PREVIOUS KNOWN OWNER(S) 125 CD 5125 Leyland N / Short Bros. [built 1928] O27/24RO Southdown (apple green & cream) ?, ?/?? - IB 552 Tilling-Stevens TS3 / Newman O22/19RO Worthing Motor Services Ltd. (2 greens and cream) ?, ?/?? BILLINGSHURST - Mark Anderson (P) Bus privately owned for preservation. Fleet List FLEET NO REG NO CHASSIS / BODY LAYOUT LIVERY PREVIOUS KNOWN OWNER(S) 401 401 DCD Leyland Titan PD3 / Northern FO39/30F SOUTHDOWN (apple green & primrose with dark green mudguards) Roadmark Travel, Ltd., Storrington, 2/08 Counties Previous Registration Numbers 401 DCD was previously PRX 206B, 401 DCD CHICHESTER - A.G. Elliott & T. Baker Bus owned by a preservationist, for spares. Fleet List FLEET NO REG NO CHASSIS / BODY LAYOUT LIVERY PREVIOUS KNOWN OWNER(S) - WRU 734B Leyland Titan PD3 / Northern FCO39/30F SOUTHDOWN ( NBC grass green with white band) C. Pearce, C. Ashcroft, T. Ashcroft & C. Stratford Counties (WRUBUF Group)(P), Worthing, 9/97 Previous Registration Numbers WRU 734B was previously 403 DCD CHICHESTER - Southcoast Motor Services Ltd. Bus used for special events/private hire. Fleet List FLEET NO REG NO CHASSIS / BODY LAYOUT LIVERY PREVIOUS KNOWN OWNER(S) - 406 DCD Leyland Titan PD3 / Northern FCO39/30F SOUTHDOWN (apple green & primrose with dark green mudguards) A.G. Elliott & T. Baker (P), Chichester, 12/99 Counties Previous Registration Numbers 406 DCD was previously WRU 702B, 406 DCD * after REG NO denotes a record that has been changed or added since the last publication of the lists The Open Top Bus Site - www.opentopbus.net - List of current open top buses in West Sussex, England This list was published on 30/08/2021 Page 1 of 4 CRAWLEY - Paul Paske (p), Chelmsford Bus privately owned for preservation. Fleet List FLEET NO REG NO CHASSIS / BODY LAYOUT LIVERY PREVIOUS KNOWN OWNER(S) - VPA 152S* Leyland Atlantean AN68 / Park Royal PO43/30F Fowlers (cream/orange) Paul Paske (p), Chelmsford, 3/21 Previous Registration Numbers VPA 152S was previously WJY 759, VPA 152S CRAWLEY - West Sussex County Council Bus used as a tree lopper. Fleet List FLEET NO REG NO CHASSIS / BODY LAYOUT LIVERY PREVIOUS KNOWN OWNER(S) - ANA 565Y Leyland Atlantean AN68 / Northern O43/32F West Sussex Highways TREE CUTTING (white) Nash {dealer}, Dorking, 8/07, ex-Ryan, Langridge, 4/06 Counties EAST GRINSTEAD - Church Of Scientology (UK) Buses used as a mobile faith mission. Fleet List FLEET NO REG NO CHASSIS / BODY LAYOUT LIVERY PREVIOUS KNOWN OWNER(S) - KJD 23P Leyland Fleetline / MCW PO??/??D What is Scientology? (blue) Blue Triangle, Rainham, 5/95 - XNN 665S Leyland Atlantean AN68 / Northern O47/33F Church of Scientology (to be confirmed) Guide Friday, Purfleet, 3/03 Counties FINDON - Robert Lane (P) Bus privately owned for preservation. Fleet List FLEET NO REG NO CHASSIS / BODY LAYOUT LIVERY PREVIOUS KNOWN OWNER(S) 615 UWV 615S Bristol VRT / ECW CO43/31F cream with green skirt (rubbed down) Brown (P), Cheltenham HAYWARDS HEATH - John Armstrong (P) Bus privately owned for preservation. Fleet List FLEET NO REG NO CHASSIS / BODY LAYOUT LIVERY PREVIOUS KNOWN OWNER(S) 417 PRX 189B Leyland Titan PD3 / Northern FCO39/30F SOUTHDOWN (apple green & primrose with dark green mudguards) Chris Pearce (P), Worthing, 10/08 Counties Previous Registration Numbers PRX 189B was previously 417 DCD MILLAND - George Milford Haven Polo Team Bus used as a hospitality vehicle and viewing platform. Fleet List FLEET NO REG NO CHASSIS / BODY LAYOUT LIVERY PREVIOUS KNOWN OWNER(S) RML2542 JJD 542D AEC Routemaster RML / Park Royal PO12/8R Broncos (blue) South East Coachworks, Faversham, by 9/08 * after REG NO denotes a record that has been changed or added since the last publication of the lists The Open Top Bus Site - www.opentopbus.net - List of current open top buses in West Sussex, England This list was published on 30/08/2021 Page 2 of 4 SOUTHBOURNE - Portsmouth City Coaches Ltd. Buses fitted with convertible open tops, but currently normally used on local bus services with roofs fitted. Fleet List FLEET NO REG NO CHASSIS / BODY LAYOUT LIVERY PREVIOUS KNOWN OWNER(S) - SN04 CPE Scania Omnidekka / East Lancs CPO51/34F cream, maroon & white Abus Ltd., Bristol, 2/21; Anglian, Ellough, Suffolk, by10/07 Previous Registration Numbers SN04 CPE was previously B16 YBC, SN04 CPE THREE BRIDGES - EVM UK Ltd. Bus used as a demonstration vehicle for potential sales by manufacturer. Fleet List FLEET NO REG NO CHASSIS / BODY LAYOUT LIVERY PREVIOUS KNOWN OWNER(S) - RJ65 WYW Mercedes-Benz Sprinter / EVM OPO16F white, with blue images from around the U.K. new, 12/15 Cabrio UPPER BEEDING, SHOREHAM-BY-SEA - Southern Transit Bus Company Limited Buses used for special events/private hire. Fleet List FLEET NO REG NO CHASSIS / BODY LAYOUT LIVERY PREVIOUS KNOWN OWNER(S) - ERV 254D Leyland Atlantean PDR / MCW O44/33F GUIDE FRIDAY THE BRIGHTON TOUR (dark green/cream) Bird, Upper Beeding (CoE), ?11/17; Nadin, Beeding (CoE), 6/08 - LDX 76G Leyland Atlantean PDR / ECW O43/31F southerntransit (cream/blue) Bird, Upper Beeding (CoE), ?11/17; Morgan & Vinall (Private), Brighton, 1/16 - SRM 472X Land Rover Defender / ? O0/8F red & white Bird, Upper Beeding (CoE), ?11/17; ? , c.10/17 NV170 R370 LGH Volvo Olympian / Northern Counties CO47/24D SOUTHERN TRANSIT (red and white with grey roof) Bird, Upper Beeding (CoE), ?11/17; Ensign {dealer}, Palatine Purfleet, 11/14; London General (NV170), 10/14 Previous Registration Numbers R370 LGH was previously WLT 470, R370 LGH WORTHING - Chris Pearce (P) Buses privately owned for preservation. Fleet List FLEET NO REG NO CHASSIS / BODY LAYOUT LIVERY PREVIOUS KNOWN OWNER(S) - ZV 1461 Leyland Titan PD3 / Northern FCPO39/30F Lally (green & cream) Southdown 415 Group (P), Worthing, 3/05 Counties Previous Registration Numbers ZV 1461 was previously PRX 187B, 415 DCD WORTHING - Richardson, Worthing (Southdown 451 Group) (Private) Bus privately owned for preservation. Fleet List FLEET NO REG NO CHASSIS / BODY LAYOUT LIVERY PREVIOUS KNOWN OWNER(S) 451 GUF 191 Guy Arab II / Northern Counties O30/26R off white & green ? , ?/?? Previous Registration Numbers GUF 191 was previously DK-4880, AR 88 141, LR 80 113, GUF 191 * after REG NO denotes a record that has been changed or added since the last publication of the lists The Open Top Bus Site - www.opentopbus.net - List of current open top buses in West Sussex, England This list was published on 30/08/2021 Page 3 of 4 WORTHING - Southdown Historic Vehicles Limited Buses used for special events/private hire. Fleet List FLEET NO REG NO CHASSIS / BODY LAYOUT LIVERY PREVIOUS KNOWN OWNER(S) 412 412 DCD Leyland Titan PD3 / Northern FCO39/30F SOUTHDOWN (apple green & primrose with dark green mudguards) Southdown 412 Group (P), Worthing, 3/10 Counties 416 416 DCD Leyland Titan PD3 / Northern FCO39/30F SOUTHDOWN (apple green & primrose with dark green mudguards) Southdown 416 Group (P), Worthing, West Sussex, Counties 5/02 - HNP 154S Leyland Atlantean AN68 / East Lancs O43/31F The Hastings Tour (red/cream) Milward, Peacehaven, 1/04 Previous Registration Numbers 412 DCD was previously AOR 158B, 412 DCD 416 DCD was previously PRX 190B, 416 DCD HNP 154S was previously TYJ 3S WORTHING - Stagecoach (South) Ltd. [Stagecoach Group] Buses used for special events/private hire. Fleet List FLEET NO REG NO CHASSIS / BODY LAYOUT LIVERY PREVIOUS KNOWN OWNER(S) 409 (19909) 409 DCD Leyland Titan PD3 / Northern FCO39/30F SOUTHDOWN (apple green & primrose with dark green mudguards) transferred from Southdown Motor Services Ltd. Counties (19909), Chichester, 6/14 WORTHING - Stagecoach South Group (Stagecoach Group) Buses used for special events/private hire. Fleet List FLEET NO REG NO CHASSIS / BODY LAYOUT LIVERY PREVIOUS KNOWN OWNER(S) 813 (19913) UF 4813 Leyland Titan TD1 / Short Bros. O27/24RO Southdown (apple green/cream) ?, ?/?? * after REG NO denotes a record that has been changed or added since the last publication of the lists The Open Top Bus Site - www.opentopbus.net - List of current open top buses in West Sussex, England This list was published on 30/08/2021 Page 4 of 4.
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