DUTCH BUS IMAGE GALLERY
Preserved buses and coaches
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Joining 413 at Millennium Showbus were no fewer than three other preserved Dutch buses which had found a way round the EU tachograph rules for preserved buses. This is a Leyland-Werkspoor LE-WS with bodywork by Werkspoor and operated as number 4697 for Westlandse Stoomstramweg Mij. Dating from 1958 it was the oldest Dutch bus to appear at Millennium Showbus.
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Dating from 1965 is this Leyland Worldmaster with Den Oudsten bodywork from the Geldersche Tramvegen fleet, 475 (AB-06-96).
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Latest acquisition by the Dutch group who attended Millennium Showbus is this classic Den Oudsten bodied DAF MB200 from the Amsterdam GVB fleet.
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Looking not unlike some of the DAF buses still in service with conneXXion branding was this 1977 Leyland-LOB with Den Oudsten body formerly number 76 in the VAGU fleet.
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 NZH and its predecessors operated a lengthy tram route from Amsterdam to teh seaside resort of Zandvoort via Harlem, which was extremely popular in the summer. This remaining 1899 Beijnes car, A37, is housed in the NZH Haarlem Museum and, unsurprisingly in view of the length of the route, is more like a train inside. The tram route was replaced by buses in 1957. Picture ref A3933 |
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