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Featuring Alexander T style coachwork, the successor to the famous Y-type, but not so widely used, this Lowland Scottish example perhaps not looking too out of place at Showbus, with Eastern Counties having operated some of the type from new. The Counties machines were on the more familiar Leopard chassis though from Leyland, this example is on the Scottish favoured Seddon Pennine VII, a type not found much south of the border. It is unknown if Lowland 1688 (JSF929T) is still around.
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 Under restoration at the Scottish Bus Museum in Lathalmond is a Lowland Scottish Bristol VRTSL3 with ECW body, NDL656R, formerly Southern Vectis 656. The picture is courtesy of Andrew Reid.
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17221 Leyland National 2 Long LOWLAND SCOTTISH
As the Scottish bus liveries continued to develop it was interesting to see the introduction of the Lowland livery to their Leyland National stock. Fleet number 162G, registered GSX862T is working route 52 to Wester Langlee. MAY 2009 RELEASE |
20449 Bristol VRTSL3 LOWLAND SCOTTISH
This Bristol VRTSL3 adds to the Leyland National. Registered NDL655R, fleet number 855 operates route 62 to Galashiels via Peebles. SEPTEMBER 2010 RELEASE |
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