Now there will be plenty of people who will have travelled on one of these, during the 1960s into the following decade.
And befitting their importance both are now happily part of the collection at the Museum of Transport Greater Manchester. *
The first is a Leyland Atlantean Double deck bus, and the second a Leyland Atlantean Double deck bus, from 1972, operated by SELNEC.**
Andy Robertson’s recorded the two on a recent visit to the museum, and I am indebted to their database for the details of each bus.***
Location; Museum of Transport Greater Manchester
Pictures; 2019 from the collection of Andy Robertson
*Museum of Transport Greater Manchester, http://www.gmts.co.uk/index.html
** 214 - DBA 214C - PDR1/1 - Double deck bus, from 1965, Salford Corporation Transport 7001 - VNB 101L - Leyland Atlantean AN68/1R - Double deck bus, from 1972, SELNEC
***The full collection, http://www.gmts.co.uk/vehicles.html
And befitting their importance both are now happily part of the collection at the Museum of Transport Greater Manchester. *
The first is a Leyland Atlantean Double deck bus, and the second a Leyland Atlantean Double deck bus, from 1972, operated by SELNEC.**
Andy Robertson’s recorded the two on a recent visit to the museum, and I am indebted to their database for the details of each bus.***
Location; Museum of Transport Greater Manchester
Pictures; 2019 from the collection of Andy Robertson
*Museum of Transport Greater Manchester, http://www.gmts.co.uk/index.html
** 214 - DBA 214C - PDR1/1 - Double deck bus, from 1965, Salford Corporation Transport 7001 - VNB 101L - Leyland Atlantean AN68/1R - Double deck bus, from 1972, SELNEC
***The full collection, http://www.gmts.co.uk/vehicles.html
Remember how bad tempered and rude the bus drivers were back then?
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