LT Museum The Depot, Acton
| RT 113. FXT 288 and RT 1702. KYY 579.
RT 113 is one of the batch commonly called pre-war RTs, but they were actually built during the war. These had a roof box route number at both the front and rear. RT 1702 was one of the four sent on a tour of Europe in 1950 to promote The Festival of Britain in 1951. They covered around 4,000 miles on the tour. Inside on the upper and lower decks a commemorative plaque has been fitted. Also the GB pate at the rear. These buses kept their individual identities when overhauled. 3 March 2001. Photograph. John King. |
| RT 3228. KYY 957. In Greenline livery, T 792. HLX 462. In LT Country
livery and RF MLL 555, again in Greenline. The last in the line-up
is RM1. SLT 56.
3 March 2001. Photograph. John King. |
| T 792. HLX 462 in London Transport Country area Lincoln Green. It is
showing route details for service 426 to Crawly.
3 March 2001. Photograph. John King. |
| RT 3228. KYY 957.- T 792. HLX 462. and RF 146. MLL 555. seen
here again from the other direction.
3 March 2001. Photograph. John King. |
For details of events at the Acton Depot see the LT Museum website
at:-
http://www.ltmuseum.co.uk
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