The LH pauses at 'Loddiswell Station' on service 103 - Kingsbridge to California Cross on the Running Day 2011.
An impressive line up of most of the vehicles taking part in the Penzance Running Day and they are all Bristol's. (picture by Angela O'Connor)
Mel Williams proudly driving our Bristol LHBristol Commercial Vehicles Light Horizontal engined (MUO 328F) out of Marizion on his way to Perranuthnoe during the Penzance Running Day. (picture by Angela O'Connor)
Having just been awarded 2 Class wins for our Bristol LHBristol Commercial Vehicles Light Horizontal engined, MUO 328F, Nigel and his daughter proudly show off the trophies on the Hoe.
Bristol VRBristol VR was Bristol's rear-engined bus chassis, designed as a competitor to the Leyland Atlantean and Daimler Fleetline. 1003(VDV 141S), Bristol LHBristol Commercial Vehicles Light Horizontal engined 716(MUO 328F) and LeylandLeyland Bus was a British bus manufacturer. It emerged from the Rover Group (formerly British Leyland) as a management buyout of the bus business. It was subsequently acquired by Volvo Buses in 1988 and the name finally disappeared in 1993 OlympianLeyland Olympian was a double-decker bus built by British Leyland/Leyland Bus in the United Kingdom from 1980 to 1993. 34754(A 754 VAF) cleaned and ready to go on the Saturday prior to the Penzance Running Day on Sunday.
The sun shines on our Bristol LHBristol Commercial Vehicles Light Horizontal engined 716(MUO 328F) at the Western National Preservation GroupWestern National Preservation Group's rally held at Plymouth Hoe on Sunday 25 July 2010. I am pleased to say she won two 'best in class' trophies.
Picture taken by Lee Shephard of 716 arriving at the Cornish Coastal Run 2010
Picture taken by Lee Shephard at one of the storage farms with the vehicles being prepared for a weekend outing.
This Bristol LHBristol Commercial Vehicles Light Horizontal engined 6L with 45 seat ECWEastern Coach Works Ltd was a bus and railbus body building company based in Lowestoft, England. ECW closed in 1987 bodywork was one of 10 new medium sized buses delivered to Western National in the summer of 1968 with 5 going to Southern National. Built by Bristol Commercial VehiclesBristol Commercial Vehicles Ltd was a manufacturer of buses and trucks based in Bristol, England. Closed 1983. (BCV), the light weight LH was the replacement for the earlier MW and SU models which had similar mid-mounted, horizontal, underfloor engines. Read more