Jesteś niezalogowany | Zaloguj się | Zarejestruj się
Tilling-Stevens B10A2 / Short Bros #1205
Detale
| Nazwa | Tilling-Stevens B10A2 / Short Bros (Short Brothers) Tilling-Stevens B10/ | |
| VIN | 6909 | |
| Numer zabudowy | ||
| Wyprodukowany | 1930 | |
| Zezłomowany | ||
| Właściciele | ||
| 1930 | ? | Southdown Brighton & Hove |
| AWM Amberley | ||
| Numery rejestracyjne | ||
| Wprowadzenie do ruchu | Rok wycofania | Tablice rejestracyjne |
| 1930 | UF 6805 | |
| Numery taborowe | ||
| Wprowadzenie do ruchu | Rok wycofania | Numery taborowe |
| 1930 | ? | 1205 / Southdown Brighton & Hove |
| 1205 / AWM Amberley | ||
| Inne informacje | ||
| Historic vehicle. Amberley Museum. | ||
Zdjęcia
1 maja 2011 - Redhill, Surrey (GB) – Brighton Road. Today was the annual London to Brighton run of the British Historic Commercial Vehicle Society (HCVS), which passes the end of the street where I live. Here are some of this year’s highlights, beginning with this 1930 Tilling Stevens bus from the Chalk Pits museum at Amberley, Sussex. Tilling Stevens were a celebrated bus and lorry manufacturer based in Kent; bought by a bigger company in the 1950s, they soon went broke and disappeared.
Autor: dvigar
Autor: dvigar
5 maja 2013 - Redhill, Surrey (GB) – Brighton Road. A rare Tilling-Stevens single deck bus from 1930, which normally lives at the Amberley Chalk Pits Museum in Sussex, where a period Southdown garage has been faithfully recreated. Note the luggage rack on the roof.
Autor: dvigar
Autor: dvigar
