A batch of 20 RELH/ECW coaches maintained the London to Bristol express services of Bristol
Greyhound before the days of the M4 motorway. 2115-2134 (861-870UAE, 971-980WAE), this is
2121 turning on the A4 at Langley to take the back road into Slough to the coach stand in Windsor Road.
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Rarely were the RELHs duplicated, but these bus body-style MWs sometimes found their way on to the
London-Bristol corridor. 2138 (BHU92C) is now preserved and seen here at the West of England Rally
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2138 is also seen here at Duxford in September 98 alongside Leeds Regent HUM 401
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Seen at Millennium Showbus is 2148 (FHW154D) one of a pair of 1966 Bristol MW6G coaches with the
standard ECW coach body of the time. The other coach preserved is 2150. The batch of coaches claim
to fame was, when new, transporting the dignitaries at the official opening of the Severn Bridge.
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