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Lisf of Vehicles In No. Regist Name Built Year O Year O Scrapp Other 59 MRCWC Dreadnought 1902 1902 1935 5 Milnes Fleetwood Box 1914 1914 1985 Built for Blackpool and Fleetwood Tramroad Company (later part of Blackpool Tramways). Historic vehicle. <br>1936-1960 works car 147 Hurst Nelson Standard 1924 1924 Historic tram. Trolley pole. Last survivor of 1920s Blackpool double-deck fleet. Built by Hurst Nelson, Motherwell. 49 Hurst Nelson Standard 1926 1926 1962 40 Hurst Nelson Standard 1926 1926 1963 17 BCT Toastrack 1927 1927 1965 717 English Electric Tram Locomotive 1927 1927 1949 736 English Electric Pantograph 1928 1928 Converted to illuminated car `HMS Blackpool` in 1963 619 English Electric Railcoach 1933 1933 Replica historic tram, built by Bolton Trams in 1987. Ugh! 710 English Electric Baloon 1934 1934 703 English Electric Baloon 1934 1934 700 English Electric Baloon 1934 1934 Trolley pole 600 English Electric Boat 1934 1934 704 English Electric Baloon 1934 1934 2010 Removed to outdoor storage in Fleetwood, September 2012. 602 English Electric Boat 1934 1934 604 English Electric Boat 1934 1934 605 English Electric Boat 1934 1934 607 English Electric Boat 1934 1934 708 English Electric Baloon 1934 1934 707 English Electric Baloon 1934 1934 706 English Electric Baloon 1934 1934 Top deck covered in late 1930s. Rebuilt to original open-top form in 1985 and named "Princess Alice" 702 English Electric Baloon 1934 1934 701 English Electric Baloon 1934 1934 762 English Electric Baloon 1934 1934 Coverted from Balloon Class #714 of 1934 709 English Electric Baloon 1934 1934 711 English Electric Baloon 1934 1934 713 English Electric Baloon 1934 1934 717 English Electric Baloon 1934 1934 718 English Electric Baloon 1934 1934 671 English Electric Railcoach 1935 1958 Originally a 1935 English Electric Railcoach, rebuilt 1958 to tow a matching trailer 721 English Electric Baloon 1935 1935 715 English Electric Baloon 1935 1935 716 English Electric Baloon 1935 1935 722 English Electric Baloon 1935 1935 761 English Electric Baloon 1935 1935 Coverted from Balloon Class #725 of 1935 723 English Electric Baloon 1935 1935 678 English Electric Railcoach 1935 1935 2011 Rebuilt from original 1930s Railcoach as a twin set towing car, but now only used as a single car 680 English Electric Railcoach 1935 1935 2011 Rebuilt from original 1930s Railcoach as a twin set towing car, but now only used as a single car 719 English Electric Baloon 1935 1935 726 English Electric Baloon 1935 1935 719 English Electric Baloon 1935 1935 724 English Electric Baloon 1935 1935 675 English Electric Railcoach 1935 1935 Originally a 1935 English Electric Railcoach, rebuilt 1958 to tow a matching trailer 720 English Electric Baloon 1935 1935 676 English Electric Railcoach 1935 1958 2004 2004 Originally a 1935 English Electric Railcoach, rebuilt 1958 to tow a matching trailer 677 English Electric Railcoach 1935 1935 2004 2007 Rebuilt from original 1930s Railcoach as a twin set towing car, but now only used as a single car 674 English Electric Railcoach 1935 1958 2011 Originally a 1935 English Electric Railcoach, rebuilt 1958 to tow a matching trailer 673 English Electric Railcoach 1935 1958 2011 Originally a 1935 English Electric Railcoach, rebuilt 1958 to tow a matching trailer 712 English Electric Baloon 1935 1935 272 English Electric Railcoach 1935 1958 Originally a 1935 English Electric Railcoach, rebuilt 1958 to tow a matching trailer 679 English Electric Railcoach 1935 1935 2011 Rebuilt from original 1930s Railcoach as a twin set towing car, but now only used as a single car 626 Brush Railcoach 1937 1937 621 Brush Railcoach 1937 7 FV 9044 Leyland Tiger TS7 / Burlingham 1937 1937 ? Former single deck bus converted to mobile workshop, now preserved. 623 Brush Railcoach 1937 1937 2011 7 FV 9044 Leyland Tiger TS7 / Burlingham 1937 1937 1964 Privately preserved. Converted in 1957 to a tramway works bus for snow clearing, towing and salt/sand carrying. Current owner L Burchell of Loxwood, Sussex. 737 Brush Railcoach 1937 1937 Car 633 (Brush Railcoach tram) has been rebuilt into the illuminated Trawler in 2001. 637 Brush Railcoach 1937 1937 636 Brush Railcoach 1937 1937 634 Brush Railcoach 1937 1937 632 Brush Railcoach 1937 1937 631 Brush Railcoach 1937 1937 630 Brush Railcoach 1937 1937 627 Brush Railcoach 1937 1937 Source: http://www.phototrans.eu | Generated on 2021-10-01 Page 1 625 Brush Railcoach 1937 1937 622 Brush Railcoach 1937 1937 304 Coronation 1952 1952 Historic tram. Built by Charles Roberts, Wakefield, West Yorkshire. One of only two remaining trams of this Blackpool class Trolley pole. 660 Coronation 1953 1953 Historic tram. Built by Charles Roberts, Wakefield, West Yorkshire. One of only two remaining trams of this Blackpool class Trolley pole. 687 Metro Cammell Progress Twin Set 1960 1960 2004 2004 683 Metro Cammell Progress Twin Set 1960 1960 2011 684 Metro Cammell Progress Twin Set 1960 1960 2011 T2 Metro Cammell Progress Twin Set 1960 1960 681 Metro Cammell Progress Twin Set 1960 1960 686 Metro Cammell Progress Twin Set 1960 1960 2004 2004 685 Metro Cammell Progress Twin Set 1960 1960 524 640 DYE AEC Routemaster RM 1963 1986 1996 526 735 DYE AEC Routemaster RM 1963 1986 1996 525 650 DYE AEC Routemaster RM 1963 1986 ? 523 627 DYE AEC Routemaster RM 1963 1986 1996 rebuilt by Marshall (Cambridge): Cummins engine, Allisson gearbox, Voith retarder, body refurbishment in 2000 531 ALM 71B AEC Routemaster RM 1964 1988 1997 533 ALM 89B AEC Routemaster RM 1964 1988 1997 432 DHC 784E Leyland Titan PD2 / East Lancs 1967 1989 ? PD2A/30. Preserved by Southdown Historic Vehicle Trust since December 2003. 416 A720 YFS Leyland Olympian / ECW 1983 ? ? 641 East Lancs Centenary 1984 1984 Chopper control 409 A709DAU Leyland Olympian / ECW 1984 ? ? ex-Trent 709 643 East Lancs Centenary 1986 1986 Chopper control 642 East Lancs Centenary 1986 1986 Chopper control. 644 East Lancs Centenary 1986 1986 Chopper control 645 East Lancs Centenary 1987 1987 Chopper control 646 East Lancs Centenary 1987 1987 Chopper control 647 East Lancs Centenary 1987 1988 Chopper control 648 East Lancs Centenary 1988 1990 371 F371 AFR Leyland Olympian / East Lancs E 1989 1989 ? 102 G102NBV DAF SB220 / Optare Delta 1990 1990 ? 101 G101NBV DAF SB220 / Optare Delta 1990 1990 ? 109 H109 YHG DAF SB220 / Optare Delta 1991 1991 2013 116 H116 YHG DAF SB220 / Optare Delta 1991 1991 ? 754 Overhead Line Car 1992 1992 Built by East Lancs Coachbuilders, Blackburn. Electric/diesel operation. 128 K128 UFV DAF SB220 / Optare Delta 1993 1993 ? 378 M378 SCK Volvo Olympian / Northern Counties Palatine1994 II 1994 ? 518 S518 LHG Optare MetroRider 1998 1998 ? 508 S508 LHG Optare MetroRider 1998 1998 ? 515 S515 LHG Optare MetroRider 1998 1998 ? 273 V273HEC Optare Solo M850 1999 1999 ? 349 X399 KBV Dennis Trident 2 / East Lancs Lolyne 2000 2010 2018 351 FMN-540-E Dennis Trident 2 / East Lancs Lolyne 2001 ? ? 338 PO51 UMG Dennis Trident 2 / East Lancs Lolyne 2001 ? ? 339 PO51 UMJ Dennis Trident 2 / East Lancs Lolyne 2001 ? ? 303 PJ02 PYG TransBus Trident 2 / East Lancs Myllennium2002 Lolyne 2002 ? 309 PJ02 PYT TransBus Trident 2 / East Lancs Myllennium2002 Lolyne 2002 ? 335 PN52 XKH TransBus Trident 2 / East Lancs Myllennium2002 Lolyne ? ? ex-Blackburn 3 368 J400 BTS DAF DB250 / East Lancs Myllennium Lowlander2002 2012 ? 333 PN52 XKF TransBus Trident 2 / East Lancs Myllennium2002 Lolyne ? ? ex-Blackburn 1 283 PN03 UGG Optare Solo M850 2003 2003 ? 312 PJ03 TFN TransBus Trident 2 / East Lancs Myllennium2003 Lolyne 2003 260 YN53 ZWZ Optare Solo M950 2004 2004 ? 252 YN53 ZWP Optare Solo M950 2004 2004 ? 332 PF06 EZP Alexander Dennis Trident 2 / East Lancs2006 Myllennium Lolyne 2006 ? 294 YJ08 PFD Optare Solo M950 2008 2008 2019 244 YJ09 OTK Optare Solo M950 2009 2009 ? 010 Bombardier Flexity 2 2012 2012 011 Bombardier Flexity 2 2012 2012 012 Bombardier Flexity 2 2012 2012 013 Bombardier Flexity 2 2012 2012 014 Bombardier Flexity 2 2012 2012 009 Bombardier Flexity 2 2012 2012 008 Bombardier Flexity 2 2012 2012 007 Bombardier Flexity 2 2012 2012 006 Bombardier Flexity 2 2012 2012 005 Bombardier Flexity 2 2012 2012 Source: http://www.phototrans.eu | Generated on 2021-10-01 Page 2 004 Bombardier Flexity 2 2012 2012 003 Bombardier Flexity 2 2012 2012 002 Bombardier Flexity 2 2012 2012 001 Bombardier Flexity 2 2012 2012 015 Bombardier Flexity 2 2012 2012 016 Bombardier Flexity 2 2012 2012 556 BJ15 BEU Mercedes-Benz O295 2015 2015 557 BG15 BTY Mercedes-Benz O295 2015 2015 558 BJ15 AVX Mercedes-Benz O295 2015 2015 559 BJ15 BEO Mercedes-Benz O295 2015 2015 550 BJ15 BEY Mercedes-Benz O295 2015 2015 551 BJ15 GOK Mercedes-Benz O295 2015 2015 552 BJ15 GOP Mercedes-Benz O295 2015 2015 553 BJ15 GOU Mercedes-Benz O295 2015 2015 554 BJ15 UVW Mercedes-Benz O295 2015 2015 555 BJ15 UVX Mercedes-Benz O295 2015 2015 401 SN16 OVA Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 City 2016 2016 410 SN16 OVL Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 City 2016 2016 404 SN16 OVD Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 City 2016 2016 405 SN16 OVF Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 City 2016 2016 402 SN16 OVB Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 City 2016 2016 408 SN16 OVJ Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 City 2016 2016 407 SN16 OVH Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 City 2016 2016 409 SN16 OVK Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 City 2016 2016 406 SN16 OVG Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 City 2016 2016 403 SN16 OVC Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 City 2016 2016 416 SN17 MFV Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 City 2017 2017 434 SN17 MGM Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 City 2017 2017 415 SN17 MFU Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 City 2017 2017 430 SN17 MHF Alexander Dennis
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