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This lovely yellow and red single decker is a 1950 Albion Valiant CX39N, with a Duple C33F body. It was originally operated by Hutchison of Overtown. ​

The bus was sold to Tuer of Morland, (near Penrith). Later, it returned to Scotland, and operate as part of the Highland Bus Service.

At this point, I can't find any specific routes in which this bus was in service, but I'll delve deeper later.

Two photos of the same single decker bus. The livery is yellow and red. Both photos have the bus facing you, the bus on the left pointing to the left, the bus on the right pointing right. The bus is housed in a large garage, the roof can just be seen above the bus.
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This little blue beauty is the Leyland Lion LT5B, built in August 1934. It was powered by one of the first 6-cylinder 8.6-litre diesel engines and in 1947, it was re-bodied by Burlingham.

Operated by Alexander & Sons limited as fleet number P169, it serviced the Glasgow to Inverness route in the first 10 years of service.

P169 is part of the Glasgow Vintage Vehicle Trust collection at Bridgeton Bus Garage.

Isn't she a beauty? Click photo to enlarge.
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This is a single decker vintage bus, looking at it from the front with a slight angle pointing to the right. The stand-out feature is the large grille. The livery is blue at the top, a white band in the middle and blue at the bottom. It has black mudguards.
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