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Eastern Counties Fleet List-1 1 EASTERN COUNTIES OMNIBUS COMPANY LTD COMPLETE FLEET LIST 1931 to 1971 EASTERN COUNTIES OMNIBUS COMPANY LTD COMPLETE FLEET LIST 1931 to 1971 Fleet No Reg No Chassis Body IN OUT Renumbered Ex Disposal Subsequent Second Third A1 RP2140 Lancia B26- Feb 1926 1931 Peterborough Electric Unknown owner as lorry A12 VE4203 Leyland Titan TD1 H52RO Sep 1930 1951 AH12 AH312 Ortona Ben Jordan, Coltishall A14 VE4200 Leyland Titan TD1 H52RO Sep 1930 1952 AH14 AH314 Ortona Ben Jordan, Coltishall A140 DX8355 Leyland Titan TD1 L48R Dec 1929 1948 AH140 Eastern Counties RC Ben Jordan, Coltishall Body as storeshed, Tasburgh A141 DX8356 Leyland Titan TD1 L48R Dec 1929 1950 AH141 AH741 Eastern Counties RC Ben Jordan, Coltishall A142 DX8357 Leyland Titan TD1 L48R Dec 1929 1951 AH142 AH742 Eastern Counties RC Ben Jordan, Coltishall A143 DX8358 Leyland Titan TD1 L48R Dec 1929 1950 AH143 Eastern Counties RC Ben Jordan, Coltishall A144 DX8359 Leyland Titan TD1 L48R Dec 1929 1950 Eastern Counties RC Ben Jordan, Coltishall A145 DX8360 Leyland Titan TD1 L48R Dec 1929 1950 Eastern Counties RC Ben Jordan, Coltishall A146 DX8421 Leyland Titan TD1 L48R Dec 1929 1950 Eastern Counties RC Ben Jordan, Coltishall A147 DX8422 Leyland Titan TD1 L48R Dec 1929 1949 Eastern Counties RC Scrapped by ECOC A148 DX8423 Leyland Titan TD1 L48R Jan 1930 1950 Eastern Counties RC Ben Jordan, Coltishall A149 DX8424 Leyland Titan TD1 L48R Jan 1930 1950 AH149 Eastern Counties RC Ben Jordan, Coltishall A150 DX8425 Leyland Titan TD1 L48R Jan 1930 1950 AH150 Eastern Counties RC Ben Jordan, Coltishall A151 DX8426 Leyland Titan TD1 L48R Jan 1930 1950 AH151 Eastern Counties RC Ben Jordan, Coltishall Storeshed, Costessey A16 VE4207 Leyland Titan TD1 H52RO Sep 1930 1950 AH16 AH316 Ortona Ben Jordan, Coltishall A166 DX9018 Leyland Titan TD1 L51R Dec 1930 1950 AH166 Eastern Counties RC Ben Jordan, Coltishall A167 DX9019 Leyland Titan TD1 L51R Dec 1930 1953 AH167 Eastern Counties RC Ben Jordan, Coltishall A168 DX9020 Leyland Titan TD1 L51R Dec 1930 1952 Eastern Counties RC Ben Jordan, Coltishall A169 DX9021 Leyland Titan TD1 L51R Dec 1930 1952 Eastern Counties RC Ben Jordan, Coltishall A17 VE2039 Leyland Titan TD1 H52RO Nov 1929 1952 AH17 A17 Ortona Ben Jordan, Coltishall A170 DX9022 Leyland Titan TD1 L51R Dec 1930 1950 Eastern Counties RC Ben Jordan, Coltishall A171 DX9023 Leyland Titan TD1 L51R Dec 1930 1950 Eastern Counties RC Ben Jordan, Coltishall A172 DX9024 Leyland Titan TD1 L51R Dec 1930 1952 AH172 Eastern Counties RC Ben Jordan, Coltishall A173 DX9025 Leyland Titan TD1 L51R Dec 1930 1952 Eastern Counties RC Ben Jordan, Coltishall A174 DX9026 Leyland Titan TD1 L51R Jan 1931 1952 Eastern Counties RC Ben Jordan, Coltishall A175 DX9027 Leyland Titan TD1 L51R Jan 1931 1950 AH175 Eastern Counties RC Ben Jordan, Coltishall A176 NG1911 Leyland Titan TD1 L51R Jan 1932 1950 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A177 NG1912 Leyland Titan TD1 L51R Jan 1932 1952 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A178 NG1913 Leyland Titan TD1 L51R Jan 1932 1951 Ben Jordan, Coltishall Hammaway, Colchester A179 NG1914 Leyland Titan TD1 L51R Jan 1932 1952 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A18 VE2043 Leyland Titan TD1 H52RO Nov 1929 1950 AH18 AH318 Ortona Ben Jordan, Coltishall A180 NG1915 Leyland Titan TD1 L51R Jan 1932 1951 AH180 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A181 NG1916 Leyland Titan TD1 L52R Jan 1932 1950 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A182 NG1917 Leyland Titan TD1 L52R Jan 1932 1950 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A183 NG1918 Leyland Titan TD1 L52R Jan 1932 1950 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A184 NG1919 Leyland Titan TD1 L52R Jan 1932 1950 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A185 NG1920 Leyland Titan TD1 L52R Jan 1932 1950 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A186 NG2721 Leyland Titan TD2 L56R Jul 1932 1950 AH186 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A187 NG2722 Leyland Titan TD2 L56R Jul 1932 1952 AH187 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A188 NG2723 Leyland Titan TD2 L56R Jul 1932 1961 A193 A396 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A189 NG2724 Leyland Titan TD2 L56R Jul 1932 1950 AH189 Ben Jordan, Coltishall Eastern Counties Fleet List-1 1 EASTERN COUNTIES OMNIBUS COMPANY LTD COMPLETE FLEET LIST 1931 to 1971 Fleet No Reg No Chassis Body IN OUT Renumbered Ex Disposal Subsequent A19 VE4201 Leyland Titan TD1 H52RO Sep 1930 1952 AH19 AH319 Ortona Ben Jordan, Coltishall Caravan at Harston by 7/68 A190 NG2725 Leyland Titan TD2 L56R Jul 1932 1952 AH190 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A191 NG2726 Leyland Titan TD2 L56R Jul 1932 1951 AH191 Converted to tree lopper X32 Ben Jordan, Coltishall 1959 A192 NG2727 Leyland Titan TD2 L56R Jul 1932 1950 AH192 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A193 NG2728 Leyland Titan TD2 L56R Jul 1932 1951 AH193 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A194 NG2729 Leyland Titan TD2 L56R Jul 1932 1961 A8 A397 Ben Jordan, Coltishall W F Pointer, contractor, Norwich A195 NG2730 Leyland Titan TD2 L56R Jul 1932 1960 AH195 AH9 Groves (dealer) London SW19 A196 NG2731 Leyland Titan TD2 L56R Jul 1932 1951 AH196 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A197 NG2732 Leyland Titan TD2 L56R Jul 1932 1960 A10 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A198 NG2733 Leyland Titan TD2 L56R Jul 1932 1950 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A199 NG2734 Leyland Titan TD2 L56R Jul 1932 1960 AH199 AH11 Groves (dealer) London SW19 A2 ER8804 Leyland Titan TD1 H51RO Apr 1928 1952 AH2 AH302 Ortona Ben Jordan, Coltishall A200 NG3861 Leyland Titan TD2 L56R Mar 1933 1958 AH200 AH12 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A201 NG3862 Leyland Titan TD2 L56R Mar 1933 1958 AH201 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A202 NG3863 Leyland Titan TD2 L56R Mar 1933 1959 AH202 AH13 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A203 NG3864 Leyland Titan TD2 L56R Mar 1933 1958 A14 Ben Jordan, Coltishall storeshed, Little Melton A204 NG3865 Leyland Titan TD2 L56R Mar 1933 1959 AH204 AH15 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A205 NG3866 Leyland Titan TD2 L56R Mar 1933 1960 AH205 AH16 Groves (dealer) London SW19 A206 NG3867 Leyland Titan TD2 L56R Mar 1933 1960 A17 J Brown, Attleborough A207 NG3868 Leyland Titan TD2 H56R Apr 1933 1960 AH207 A18 Groves (dealer) London SW19 A208 NG3869 Leyland Titan TD2 H56R Apr 1933 1960 AH208 AH19 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A209 NG3870 Leyland Titan TD2 H56R Apr 1933 1960 AH209 AH20 Groves (dealer) London SW19 A210 NG5401 Leyland Titan TD2 H56R Nov 1933 1958 AH210 AH21 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A211 NG5402 Leyland Titan TD2 H56R Nov 1933 1961 AH211 A22 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A212 NG5403 Leyland Titan TD2 H56R Nov 1933 1960 AH212 AH23 Groves (dealer) London SW19 A213 NG5404 Leyland Titan TD2 H56R Nov 1933 1950 AH213 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A214 NG5405 Leyland Titan TD2 H56R Nov 1933 1957 AH214 Dismantled at Ladysmith Rd 11/58 A215 NG5406 Leyland Titan TD2 H56R Nov 1933 1958 AH215 Ben Jordan, Coltishall A245 DR7402 Leyland Titan TD1 L53R Oct 1930 1951 Plymouth Corp Ben Jordan, Coltishall Buckingham, Southery A25 VE4206 Leyland Titan TD1 H52RO Sep 1930 1950 AH25 AH325 Ortona Ben Jordan, Coltishall A26 ER8805 Leyland Titan TD1 H51RO Apr 1928 1949 AH26 AH326 Ortona Ben Jordan, Coltishall A27 VE301 Leyland Titan TD1 L52RO Jan 1929 1952 AH27 AH327 Ortona Ben Jordan, Coltishall A28 ER8806 Leyland Titan TD1 H51RO May 1928 1948 AH28 AH328 Ortona Chassis used as base for X28 Ben Jordan, Coltishall 1960 A29 VE2040 Leyland Titan TD1 H52RO Nov 1929 1948 AH29 AH329 Ortona Body/units used as tree lopper X28 Ben Jordan, Coltishall 1960 A3 VE2042 Leyland Titan TD1 H52RO Nov 1929 1952 AH3 A303 Ortona Ben Jordan, Coltishall A30 VE2041 Leyland Titan TD1 H52RO Nov 1929 1950 AH30 AH330 Ortona Ben Jordan, Coltishall A33 VE4204 Leyland Titan TD1 H52RO Sep 1930 1950 AH33 AH333 Ortona Ben Jordan, Coltishall Caravan at Besthorpe by 6/58 A35 VE4205 Leyland Titan TD1 H52RO Sep 1930 1950 AH35 AH335 Ortona Ben Jordan, Coltishall A36 FL7332 Leyland Titan TD1 H51RO Dec 1928 1950 AH36 AH336 Peterborough Electric Ben Jordan, Coltishall A37 FL7333 Leyland Titan TD1 H51RO Dec 1928 1950 AH37 AH337 Peterborough Electric Ben Jordan, Coltishall A38 FL8901 Leyland Titan TD1 H51RO Jul 1930 1950 AH38 AH338 Peterborough Electric Ben Jordan, Coltishall A39 FL8902 Leyland Titan TD1 H51RO Jul 1930 1950 AH39 AH339 Peterborough Electric Ben Jordan, Coltishall A40 FL8903 Leyland Titan TD1 H51RO Jul 1930 1950 AH40 AH340 Peterborough Electric Ben Jordan, Coltishall Eastern Counties Fleet List-1 2 EASTERN COUNTIES OMNIBUS COMPANY LTD COMPLETE FLEET LIST 1931 to 1971 Fleet No Reg No Chassis Body IN OUT Renumbered Ex Disposal Subsequent A41 FL8904 Leyland Titan TD1 H51RO Jul 1930 1948 AH41 AH341 Peterborough Electric Ben Jordan, Coltishall A42 FL8905 Leyland Titan TD1 H51RO Jul 1930 1953 AH42 AH342 Peterborough Electric Ben Jordan, Coltishall A43 FL8906 Leyland Titan TD1 H51RO Jul 1930 1952 AH43 AH343 Peterborough Electric Ben Jordan, Coltishall G J Abbott,showman,Woodbridge A44 FL8375 Leyland Titan TD1 L48R Jan 1930 1950 AH44 AH344 Peterborough Electric Ben Jordan, Coltishall A45 FL8376 Leyland Titan TD1 L48R Jan 1930 1952 AH45 AH345 Peterborough Electric Ben Jordan, Coltishall A46 FL8377 Leyland Titan TD1 L48R Jan 1930 1952 AH46 AH246 Peterborough Electric Ben Jordan, Coltishall A47 FL8378 Leyland Titan TD1 L48R Jan 1930 1952 AH47 AH247 Peterborough Electric Ben Jordan, Coltishall In quarry at Needham Market A48 FL8379 Leyland Titan TD1 L48R Jan 1930 1952 AH48 AH248 Peterborough Electric Ben Jordan, Coltishall A49 FL8380 Leyland Titan TD1 L48R Jan 1930 1952 AH49 AH249 Peterborough Electric Ben Jordan, Coltishall A63 ER8807 Leyland Titan TD1 H51RO Mar 1928 1950 AH63 AH263 Ortona Ben Jordan, Coltishall A65 VF8508 Leyland Titan TD1 L48R May 1930 1950 A265 United Ben Jordan, Coltishall A66 VF8509 Leyland Titan TD1 L48R May 1930 1950 A266 United Ben Jordan, Coltishall A67 VF8510 Leyland Titan TD1 L48R May 1930 1950 A267 United Ben Jordan, Coltishall A68 VE302 Leyland Titan TD1 L52RO Jan 1929 1950 AH68 AH268 Ortona Ben Jordan,
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