
Although East Yorkshire's routes can be traced back to 1919, East Yorkshire Motor Services Limited was registered in 1926 starting with a fleet of 26 buses acquired from the fleets of its founding members. With bus and coaching fleets represented in model form as well as a move to East Yorkshire's more modern image, this long serving company makes for an attractive and interesting collection.
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AFT 784C carries the traditional East Yorkshire livery superbly, the familiar white roof stripe making another appearance. On route 59C Circular Route via Preston and Hedon, fleet number 901 is a must for the East Yorkshire fan. |
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En route to London, 6686 KH, fleet number 686 adds another coaching style vehicle to the collection. This widely used body style is made distinctive by its accurate and detailed livery. |
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The darker blue of the bus fleet can be seen on this Routemaster along with the characteristic white roof flashes carried by many of East Yorkshire's double deckers right up until NBC control. Fleet number 808 is seen here on route 3 to City Centre Station. |
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In the primrose and blue of the coaching fleet, 692 is en route to Hull. Given the name "Pocklington Star", this Cavalier is typical of the smartly decorated vehides which make up the East Yorkshire fleet. |
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This vehicle is of particular interest as although under NBC control, East Yorkshire were allowed to retain their dark blue livery. DKH928L is on route 79B Circular Route via Paull/Hedon. |
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In the modern East Yorkshire Livery, this Open Top VR carries adverts for Morrison's Superstore on its sides, promotional activities being very much part of its duties. VDV 139S fleet number 639, is depicted here on route 109 Sea Front Service. |
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Capturing the spirit of the classic coaching era, KSU 381 is depicted on an "Excursion" - With period address and phone number on its boot doors, this detailed replica is an essential addition to the fleet. |
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On the 25th Anniversary of National Express coaches, this Y-Type,the first to be featured in the all over white livery, is seen here on route 305 to London. Sure to be popular, an early order is recommended for this vehicle representing an important era in British bus history. |
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This new casting with restyled nearside bodywork adds another profile to the range. This Duple body was a common sight during the post war coaching boom here for the first time in the attractive coaching livery of East Yorkshire. HWJ 992, fleet number 504, is on the express service to London. |
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As part of the East Yorkshire Group, Scarborough & District operated these minibuses in this attractive Scarborough Skipper livery. This model of fleet number 447, registered F441 GAT on route 2 to Evalyn Drive will make a good addition to our East Yorkshire fleet and should be in great demand. |
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This Pararnount is another vehicle from the East Yorkshire Motor Services, who celebrate their 75th Anniversary thus year. The model carries fleet number 147, registration 39EYD. |
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In East Yorkshire livery of dark blue and primrose with a white roof, this model makes a great addition to our fleet. Registered KH7953, fleet number 139, is on route to Hessle and displays adverts promoting the return service between Hull and Withernsea for 1/9d. |
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The East Yorkshire livery hasn't been seen on our models for some time, and it is nice to see the dark blue and primrose on our Daimler Utility. Registration number DBT 533 fleet number 653 is on route to Everingham and carries period adverts for Butlins new Holiday Camp at Filey. |
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Always popular with our collectors East Yorkshire's dark blue and primrose livery looks excellent on our AEC Renown. Registration number CKH 777C, fleet number 777 is working route 24 to Hornsea, and an early order is recommended to avoid disappointment. APRIL RELEASE 2006 |
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The East Yorkshire fleet is a favourite with collectors and on this model we capture the distinctive maroon and cream livery. Registration number G301 UYK, fleet number 651 is working route 103 to Hull Station. FEBRUARY RELEASE 2007 |