THE SHOWBUS UK MIDLANDS BUS IMAGE GALLERY
Trent Motor Traction | Preserved buses and coaches
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 On display at Langley Mill depot in May 2013 for the Trent Centenary event was dual purpose ECW bodied Bristol RELH6L 285 (NCH768M). | |||||||
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 Also at the Centenary Open Day - dominated unsurprisingly by Trent, rather than Barton buses, was this pair of contrasting Leyland Titans. On the left is Trent's Willowbrook bodied PD3/4 1054 (LRC454) dating from 1958, and to the right is 1949 Barton 580 (KNN254), as ever an unusual forward entrance Duple bodied PD1. | |||||||
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 The oldest preserved Trent bus present at the Centenary Open Day was 417 (RC7927) dating from 1940. It was one of the few BMMO built Buses for other than Midland Red. Bodied by Willowbrook the SOS model was in the care of Aston Manor Road Transport Museum. | |||||||
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 This Willowbrook bodied AEC Regal, 714 (RC4615), dates from 1937 but is seen at its home in the Wythall Transport Museum in June 2013 where it has resided since 1984. | |||||||
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 Back to the Centenary Open Day and former Midland General- dual door ECW bodied Bristol RELL6G 356 (FRB208H) was one of several preserved RE buses on display. | |||||||
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