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East Anglia Transport Museum Fleetlist East Anglia Transport Museum Fleetlist Trams Trucks built by Body built by Year Former operator 11 Maley & Taunton English Electric 1939 Blackpool Corporation 14 Milnes Milnes 1904 Lowestoft Corporation 159 Preston McGuire Blackpool Corporation 1927 Blackpool Corporation 474 Beijnes Beijnes 1929 Amsterdam Tramways 513 Maley & Taunton Roberts 1951 Sheffield 1858 EMB English Electric 1930 London Transport Trolleybuses Chassis built by Body built by Year Former operator 1 Henschel Uerdingen 1952 Solingen (Germany) 5 Garrett Strachan & Brown 1926 NESA (Copenhagen) 39 Berna Hess 1948 Biel (Switzerland) 52 (LCD 52) BUT Weymann 1953 Maidstone Corporation 87 (YTE 826) BUT Bond 1956 Aston-under-Lyne Corp. 202 (ALJ 986) Sunbeam Park Royal 1935 Bournemouth Corporation 224 (DRC 224) Sunbeam Willowbrook 1953 Derby Corporation 246 (2206 OI) Sunbeam Harkness 1958 Belfast Corporation 260 (CUL 260) AEC Metro Cammell 1936 London Transport 286 (YLJ 286) Sunbeam Weymann 1959 Bournemouth Corporation 313 (ERV 938) BUT Burlingham 1951 Portsmouth Corporation 628 (NBB 628) BUT Metro Cammell 1950 Newcastle Corporation 796 (ELB 796) Leyland Metro Cammell 1938 London Transport 1201 (EXV 201) Leyland Leyland 1938 London Transport 1521 (FXH 521) chassisless Metro Cammell 1940 London Transport 1344 (ONE 744) BUT Burlingham 1956 Manchester Corporation 5088 Uritsky ZIU9 Uritsky 1989 ILPAP (Athens) Motor Buses Chassis built by Body built by Year Former operator 21 (GBJ 192) AEC Regent ECW 1947 Lowestoft Corporation LL408 (KAH 408) Bristol L5G ECW 1948 Eastern Counties LFL57 (557 BNG) Bristol FL6G ECW 1962 Eastern Counties L263 (D367JJD) Leyland Olympian ECW 1987 Blackpool Corporation 85 (AEX 85B) AEC Reliance Pennine 1964 Gt. Yarmouth Corporation 4 (YRT 898H) AEC Swift ECW 1969 Lowestoft Corporation VR385(OCK985K) Bristol VRT ECW 1972 Eastern Counties 13 (D103 DAJ) Mercedes 608D Reeve Burgess 1987 Lincolnshire Road Car WX 3567 Gilford 1685D Fielding & Bottomley 1930 F. Oude (Heckmondwike) 66 (EX 6566) Leyland PD2/1 Leyland 1949 Gt. Yarmouth Corporation 62 (K62 KEX) Dennis Dart East Lancashire EL2000 1995 Gt. Yarmouth Transport RT3125(KXW234) AEC Regent Weymann 1950 London Country JVB908 Leyland Royal Tiger Mann Egerton 1951 Homeland Tours Other Vehicles Chassis built by Propulsion Year Type HO 2534 Thornycroft Petrol 1916 Sided lorry East Anglia Transport Museum Fleetlist DX 3578 Ransomes Battery electric 1922 Tower wagon DX 4602 Armstrong Whitworth Steam 1924 Road roller BJ 9644 Ruston & Hornsby Steam 1924 Road roller RT 2474 Aveling & Porter Steam 1926 Road roller BYM 837 Electricar Battery electric 1935 Bread delivery van BOV 673 Austin Petrol 1936 Saloon car ELC 837 Austin Petrol 1937 Taxi CSP 802 Lacre Petrol 1938 Road sweeper Fordson Petrol 1942 Tractor Ransomes Battery electric 1943 Forklift truck MMX 979 Austin Petrol 1943 Military car KGH 441 NCB Battery electric 1948 Milk float DVG 395 AEC Diesel 1949 Brewer's dray 19 AN 80 Scammell Petrol 1952 Mechanical horse KRD 934 Standard Petrol 1955 'Vanguard' saloon car SG 2109 Mercedes Diesel 1956 Tower wagon WLA 655G Morris Petrol 1968 'Minor 1000' van GGT 64N Demm Petrol 1974 'Dove' moped KHY 167P Enfield Battery electric 1975 Saloon car 715 TLG Harding Petrol 1961 Invalid carriage L772HJD Car Bodies Fairways Diesel 1994 London taxi Trabant Petrol 1989 Saloon car W322 BOV Piaggio Ape 50 Petrol 2000 Open van East Anglia Transport Museum Fleetlist East Anglia Transport Museum Fleetlist East Anglia Transport Museum Fleetlist .
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