| The Luton Festival of Transport is an annual event that takes place on the second Sunday in June and is organised by the Chiltern Vehicle Preservation group. A wide variety of vehicles can be seen in the town's Stockwood Park. Here is a selection of the buses and coaches that were present on the 10th June 2007. For more information about the CVPG there is a website at www.cvpg.co.uk |
2007 saw the Stockwood Park - Vauxhall Heritage Centre - Luton Rail Station shuttle operated by Premier Connections Travel. BMC schoolbus BX56XAN is seen outside Luton Railway station. |
Rear view of Premier BMC 1100FE BX56XAN at Luton Railway Station. |
BMC 1100FE BX56XAN is seen in Farley Hill, Luton. |
Whilst Arriva didn't operate the shuttle bus in 2007, the Arriva Heritage Fleet did send RM6 VLT6. |
Nearside view of RM6 VLT6. |
Rear view of RM6 VLT6 which was painted gold for the Queen's Golden Jubilee celebrations but has remained in this livery albeit with a white band instead of the purple originally worn. |
Owned by the Three Counties Bus & Commercial Vehicle Museum is London Country Bristol LH / ECW BN45 GPD313N. |
Rear view of London Country Bristol LH GPD313N. |
London General Leyland National Greenway GLS443 GUW443W, which was originally a Mk2 National |
Rear View of Leyland National Greenway GUW443W. |
Offside view of GUW443W. |
London Transport RM349 WLT349. |
