In the sixty years since the birth of the bus and coach
preservation movement, the number of vehicles saved for present and
future generations to admire has grown from a tiny handful to more
than 3,000. From a small acorn has grown a massive oak, and those
pioneers who planted the first seed never dreamed that their hobby
would spread not only to every corner of the UK, but overseas too.
From purchasing and restoring a single vehicle in 1956, bus and
coach preservation has now expanded to the setting up of transport
museums across Britain, where vehicles of varying ages are
displayed, to outdoor events where they can be examined, and
'running days' that allow the public to experience a ride on them.
The photographs included within these pages show how the hobby has
developed and the variety of vehicles that are now preserved, as
well as some that were once 'saved', but sadly failed to survive
the passage of time.
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