17201 Leyland National.The Leyland National has always been a popular vehicle with collectors and this long single door release shows why. On route 75 to Mickleover via City Hospital, fleet number 445 carries adverts for the local classified paper. |
16515 Leyland Atlantean.In the traditional livery of red and ivory, this Atlantean carries the Trent fleet name on its upper decks, a feature continued on Trent vehicles up until their NBC takeover. 70 ACH, fleet number 470 is on route 121 to Sileby and carries adverts for Home Ales. |
20701 AEC Regal Windover.The distinctive and elegant half cab design of these post-war vehicles, captured the essence of luxury coach travel when new. Their highly stylised teardrop features and sloping side window design give them the streamlined effect so promoted in design's of the time. ACH 441, fleet number 611 is en route to Nottingham. |
23701 Alexander FleetlineThe first Daimler to be featured with the new Alexander body carries the traditional Trent livery in partnership with its ECW bodied cousin. One of four purchased in 1969, VRC 533G, fleet number 533, is on route 8 to Derby and displays adverts for Shipstones Ales and a local plant hire company. |
25202 Bristol RE TRENT Carrying Trent's traditional bus livery of red and cream LRC 345K, fleet number 345, is on route 113 to Matlock. This has been a much requested livery for the new RE and as such we expect it to be in great demand. |
24318 BET Standard TRENT.In one of our later livery styles, this attractive BET builds on our Trent fleet. Fleet number 399, registered RDB 808 is on route 4 to Bakewell. |