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EFE Newe Models Available.Numbers Table 1 Number Model RRP E27702 AEC STL (No Roof Box) London Transport - Homerton 22 £24.95 E27704 AEC STL (No Roof Box) London Transport - Hemel Hempstead 314 £24.95 E34105 AEC RT3 London Country N.B.C. - West Croydon 403 £24.95 E34109 AEC RT Green Line/Ensign - Gravesend X81 £24.95 E34110 AEC RT3 London Country - Leavesden & Ganders Ash (Watford) 306 £24.95 E34112 AEC RT Bus London Transport Oxford Circus 12 £34.95 E34113 AEC RT London Country N.B.C. - Caterham on the Hill 453 £29.95 E34201 AEC RLH London Transport Rayners Lane 230 £24.95 E34301 AEC 2RT2 B Twin Lamps London Transport - Nazeingwood Common £24.95 E36005 Leyland RTL Chieftain - Eaglesham £24.95 E36006 Leyland RTL EFE 25th Anniversary Bus - Exclusive First Editions Special Anniversary 25 £24.95 E36007 Leyland RTL Bus Barton Transport - Chilwell 18 £34.95 E11904 Harrington Cavalier (A) Southend Transport - The Kursaal 68 £19.95 E12117 Harrington Cavalier (B) Thomas Bros. - Port Talbot £19.95 E12119 Harrington Cavalier Royal Blue - Yeovil £24.95 E12120 Harrington Cavalier Timpsons & Son - South London (Coast Express) £24.95 E12121 Harrington Cavalier Northern General - Cornish Riviera £24.95 E12122 Harrington Cavalier Southdown - Wales & Southern Ireland Tour £34.50 E12123 Harrington Cavalier Royal Blue N.B.C. - Brixham £29.95 E12124 Harrington Cavalier Greenslades - Wales £29.95 E12307 Harrington Grenadier (B) North Western - Aberystwyth X4 £19.95 E12309 Harrington Grenadier (B) Black & White - Cheltenham Tour £19.95 E12311 Harrington Grenadier Maidstone & District N.B.C. - Bournemouth E7 £34.95 E13918 Bristol FLF Lodekka Stagecoach East - Cambridge 128 £29.95 E14017 Bristol FLF Lodekka Bristol Omnibus - Warmley 87 £29.95 E14408 Leyland National Mk.1 Short Manchester GMP.T.E. - 26 Manchester £24.95 E14409 Leyland National Mk.1 Short 2Dr Grey Green - Tunbridge Wells 150 £24.95 E14410 Leyland National Mk.1 Short Greater Glasgow - Hill Park 69 £24.95 E14605 Leyland National Mk.1 Short London Country North West - Watford £19.95 E14902 Leyland National Mk.II Short Ribble N.B.C. - Penrith 646 £24.95 E15111 Leyland National Mk.1 Long 2Dr Plymouth City Transport - Efford & Laira £29.95 E17215 Leyland National Mk.1 Long Alder Valley - Aldershot X8 £19.95 E17223 Leyland National Mk.1 Long Maidstone & District - Ramslye 266 £19.95 E17225 Leyland National Mk.1 Long Burnley & Pendle - 23 £19.95 E17227 Leyland National Mk.1 Long Hants & Dorset N.B.C. - Gosport X70 £19.95 E17228 Leyland National Mk.1 Long Devon General - Exeter 361 £24.95 E17230 Leyland National Mk.1 Long Eastern National Citybus - Loughton £24.95 E17231 Leyland National Mk.1 Northumbria - Gosforth via Newcastle No.46 £29.95 E17308 Leyland National Mk.1 Long Greenline N.B.C. - Chartwell 706 £19.95 E17310 Leyland National Mk.I Southend Transport - Leigh 23 £24.95 E17311 Leyland National Mk.1 Long Greenline N.B.C. - Aldbury 387 £24.95 E17312 Leyland National Mk.I Long East Kent N.B.C. - Garlinge 154 £29.95 E17505 Leyland National Mk.II Long First Provincial - Fareham Rowner £19.95 E17510 Leyland National Mk.II Long Kelvin - Cumbernauld £24.95 E17511 Leyland National Mk.II 1 Door Highland Scottish - Lochy Bridge £29.95 E17705 Leyland National Mk.II Long Cumberland N.B.C. - Workington 36 £24.95 E17707 Leyland National Mk.II Long Colchester Transport - Ambrose Ave 1 £29.95 E31505 RM Routemaster Platinum East London - Trafalgar Square 15 £24.95 E31514 RM Routemaster London Transport - Shop Linker £37.50 E31702 RMC Routemaster London Country N.B.C. - Borehamwood 306 £24.95 E31704 RMC Routemaster Green Line - Windsor 718 £24.95 E31706 RMC Routemaster Green Line - Bishops Stortford 720 £24.95 E31707 RMC Routemaster Green Line Stagecoach - Paddington 15 £24.95 E31708 RMC Routemaster Green Line - Hemel Hempstead Route 719 £24.95 E31801 RMA Airport Routemaster London Transport - Romford 175 £19.95 E31806 RMA Routemaster Clydeside Silverline - Ayr 4 £24.95 E31808 RMA Routemaster Bus BEA Heathrow £29.95 E31902 RML Routemaster Arriva Last Day Service - Streatham 159 £24.95 !1 Number Model RRP E31911 RML Routemaster London Country N.B.C. - Langley The Harrow 407 £29.95 E32104 RMF Routemaster Big Bus Company - Tour of London £24.95 E32105 RMF Routemaster Bus Northern General - Newcastle 55 £24.95 E33105 RMC Routemaster Open Top First London - Albert Hall 9 £24.95 E36203 RMA Routemaster & Trailer British Airways West London £24.95 E38501 RMC Routemaster Open Top East Yorkshire £24.95 E15717 Plaxton Panorama Pennine Motor Services - Settle £24.95 E15719 London Country N.B.C. Plaxton Panorama Elite Coach - Dorking 714 £24.95 E29506 Plaxton Panorama Elite III Southern National - Bridgwater X94 £19.95 E29507 Plaxton Panorama (B) Black & White - Llandudno £19.95 E29508 Plaxton Panorama (B) Bristol Greyhound - Bristol Via Newbury £24.95 E29510 Plaxton Panorama Bristol Dome Tillings National - Switzerland £29.95 E15807 Leyland PD1 Lowbridge Scottish Motor Traction - Bathgate 12 £24.95 E16016 Leyland PD2 Lowbridge Luton Todmorden/BR - Keighley £29.95 E16220 Bristol MW Bristol Omnibus Bath - City Tour £19.95 E16225 Bristol MW Midland General - Excursion £19.95 E16229 Bristol MW Bristol Greyhound - Southsea £24.95 E16231 Bristol MW/LS Eastern Counties - 207 £29.95 E16325 Bristol LS Bristol Tramways - Bristol 125 £29.95 E16526 Leyland MCW Atlantean Eggins Buses New South Wales £19.95 E16527 Leyland MCW Atlantean Joyces Buses New South Wales £19.95 E16536 Leyland MCW Atlantean Hants & Dorset N.B.C. - Winklebury 320 £24.95 E16538 Leyland MCW Atlantean Devon General - Babbacombe 30 £29.95 E16539 Leyland MCW Atlantean City of Manchester - Victoria Avenue 60 £29.95 E16540 Leyland Atlantean Ribble - Preston 101 £29.95 E18012 Daimler MCW Fleetline East Yorkshire - Cottingham 92 £24.95 E18013 Daimler MCW Fleetline Birmingham City Transport - Sheldon 58 £24.95 E18014 Daimler MCW Fleetline Greater Manchester Transport - Waterhead 82 £24.95 E18015 Daimler Fleetline Nottingham City Transport - Wilford Road 40 £24.95 E18017 Daimler Fleetline Bournemouth Corporation - Bournemouth Square 6 £29.95 E18110 Park Royal Atlantean London Transport - Peckham P3 £24.95 E18206 Daimler Fleetline Blue Arrow London Country - Chells A2 £19.95 E18207 Daimler Fleetline London Country West - Croydon 409 £24.95 E16801 Leyland Alexander Fleetline De Courcey - Sandpits Lane S7 £19.95 E22402 Leyland Alexander Atlantean British Airways Heathrow £29.95 E23503 Leyland Alexander Atlantean Great Yarmouth Corporation - Harbours 7 £24.95 E23708 Leyland Alexander Fleetline (A) Maidstone & District - Maidstone 29 £19.95 E24706 Manchester MCW Atlantean Salford City Transport - Victoria 64 £24.95 E36903 Park Royal Regent V East Kent N.B.C. - Arlington 501 £24.95 E20456 Bristol VR III First Eastern National - Braintree 70 £24.95 E20457 Bristol VR III Eastern Counties - Martham 604 £29.95 E20458 Bristol VR III - Midland Fox £29.95 E38107 Bristol VRT Devon General - Chelston 32 £24.95 E38118 Bristol VRT Eastern National - Victoria 400 £32.75 E38119 Bristol VRT BR Engineering - Training Bus £37.50 E38120 Bristol VRT BR Machinery Training Bus £34.95 E38122 Bristol VRT Solent Blueline - Ocean Village 160 £29.95 E38123 Bristol VRT II City of Oxford - Aylesbury 82 £34.95 E38125 Bristol VRT Bus Lincolnshire Road Car - Scunthorpe 103 £29.95 E20629 Plaxton Pointer Dart City Of Chester - Cliveden Road 18 £19.95 E20633 Plaxton Pointer Dart Western National - Tavistock X83 £19.95 E20640 Plaxton Pointer Dart London Buslines - Staines 203 £19.95 E20641 Plaxton Pointer Dart MTL London - Kings Cross 46 £19.95 E20647 Plaxton Pointer Dart North Western Premier - Warrington 38 £24.95 E20648 Plaxton Pointer Dart Brighton & Hove - Haywards Heath 33 £24.95 E20649 Plaxton Pointer Dart Arriva South London - West Croydon 130 £24.95 E20650 Plaxton Pointer Dart Clydeside - Glasgow 905 £29.95 E20651 Plaxton Pointer Dart First Capital Citybus - Chingford Stn 645 £29.95 E20652 Plaxton Pointer Dart Orpington Buses - Orpington Station 9 £29.95 !2 Number Model RRP E35803 Plaxton SLF Dart I Maidstone & District - Chatham 132 £24.95 E36606 Plaxton SLF Dart II 2 Door London United - Hounslow H37 £24.95 E36607 Plaxton SLF Dart II Metrobus - Dorking 465 £24.95 E36609 Plaxton SLF Dart 2 Door MKII Arriva South London - Purley 289 £29.95 E36703 Plaxton SLF Dart II Aldershot & District - Guildford 92 £19.95 E22513 Alexander Y Type (A) Selnec Cheshire - Hazel Grove 124 £19.95 E22518 Alexander Y Type West Riding N.B.C. - Manchester X12 £24.95 E23321 AEC RF Mk.I Green Line BEA £19.95 E23322 AEC RF Mk.I Silverline Coaches Heathrow - Terminal 1-2 £24.95 E23323 AEC RF Valliant/Silverline - 21st Vintage Coach Rally, Brighton 78 £24.95 E18409 Leyland TS8 Tiger County Motors - Huddersfield via Mirfield & Kirkheaton £24.95 E24321 BET AEC Reliance Jones Of Aberbeeg - Brynithel £19.95 E24322 BET Leyland Tiger Cub Stratford Blue - Evesham 64A £19.95 E24325 BET Weymann South Wales - Morriston Boneymaen Swansea 19 £19.95 E24328 BET Isle Of Man - Peel via Strang £24.95 E24331 BET Bus Hebble - Bridlington £29.95 E24332 BET AEC Reliance - South Yorkshire PTE £29.95 E35201 BET 6 Bay Single Lamp Maidstone & District - Tunbridge Wells 91 £19.95 E35205 BET 6 Bay Single Lamp Devon General - Sidmouth 9 £19.95 E35207 BET 6 Bay Single Lamp Stratford Blue - Stratford Upon Avon 90A £19.95 E35208 BET 6 Bay Single Lamp Maidstone & District - Hastings 57 £19.95 E35210 BET 6 Bay Single Lamp City Of Oxford - Oxford 34 £24.95 E35211 BET 6 Bay Single Lamp Bournemouth Transport - Circular Tour 1 £24.95 E35212 AEC Swift 6 Bay Sheffield Transport - Gainsborough 85 £24.95 E35213 BET 6 Bay Weymann Maidstone & District - Brighton 180 £29.95 E35304 BET 6 Bay Twin Lamp Isle Of Man - St. John’s Limited Stop Service 40 £19.95 E35307 BET 6 Bay Twin Lamp East Kent - Dover 90 £24.95 E35308 BET 6 Bay 100th Anniversary Southdown - Brighton 18 - Certificated Model £24.95 E35701 BET 4 Bay RC Class Green Line - Windsor Via London Airport Express 705 £19.95 E35704 BET 4 Bay RC Class Green Line L.T.
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