We found 63 'liveries' adverts for you in Lancashire
This advert is located in and around Warrington, Cheshire
It seems the Routemaster is as popular with model vehicle collectors as it was with passengers and crews. Many found their way from London Transport to operators throughout the country and this 1:43...
15 hours ago
When all the municipally owned bus fleets in what is now unpopularly referred to as “Greater Manchester”, as well as Lancashire United and parts of the North Western fleet in 1969, vehicles were transferred...
The Lodekka, first produced in 1949 as rear entrance, had a low chassis which eliminated the step from the platform to the lower saloon: much to the bemusement of passengers who would automatically...
Fine double deck model in 1:76 (4mm scale) with LIMITED EDITION CERTIFICATE In ornate period Great Grimsby Street Tramways livery. Comes in original box less trolley pole - hence low price. Packaging...
This 1970s ECW bodied Bristol RELL is typical of the durable vehicles operated in the East Midlands by Trent. The company's livery shows up well on the model which is still in its box (see photos...
This advert is located in and around Eccles, Greater Manchester
1x stable to rent in irlam DIY ;part livery :livery available 24/7 summerturnout Winter turnout available weather permitting Plenty of hacking off road Very friendly small yard Clean and...
30 days ago
The vehicle this model represents was originally owned by North Western. However, due to the establishment of Passenger Transport Executives in the 1970s, the company ceased to exist and part of...
ROBIN HOOD HARRINGTON AEC CAVALIER If you remember the Robin Hood company's coaches with their smart livery and distinctive logo, you sherwood like this 4mm scale model of one of the company's AEC...
At 50 years old this model is fully mobile and ideal for restoration. Originally in a garish “all over” yellow colour for Yellow Pages, it had been painstakingly repainted in a municipal livery similar...
This die-cast model of a Trent Leyland Atlantean PDR1/1 is still in its box (see pictures of a specimen). The Trent Atlanteans gave sterling service throughout their lives and the bright red and...
This Spanish made model of a French Autobus Chausson is in 1:87 scale, fully mobile and produced by the manufacturer EKO. However, Societe des usines Chausson, the real-life bus manufacturer this...
In 1988 Burnley & Pendle Transport was facing competition from other companies. They bought five AEC Routemasters from London Transport, painted them in a red and cream livery, gave them prominent...
TRAM FLEET Six models consisting of: 2 plastic Blackpool Corporation standard cars (different liveries) 1 plastic Blackpool Corporation balcony car 1 plastic Blackpool Corporation balloon car 1...
The Fanfare turned heads at the 1954 Commercial Vehicle Show. It brought style and grace to the coaching industry and was popular with drivers and passengers. This 1:76 scale model is of the...
The long gone British company, Lledo, turned out some very interesting and collectible model vehicles. Their version of a 1957 Bristol Lodekka, in Scottish Fife livery, drew criticism as it was slightly...
The company began life as Potteries Motor Traction Limited or PMT and can trace its origins to the 1860s when horse-drawn trams commenced operations. It is now part of the First Group and another...
St Helens were not afraid to experiment with various vehicle makes and bodywork builders and even bought second hand from other operators. In 1950 they bought a batch of AEC Regents made for, but...
When purchased in 1985, this model had already been re-painted in the livery of an operator who had bought the actual vehicle from Midland Red for a service from South Wales to London. Fully mobile...
Yet another of the various operators in Yorkshire to no longer exist was Yorkshire Woollen District which operated in the Dewsbury area. Together with West Riding it underwent various changes of ownership...
An intriguing account of public transport in Bolton in fine detail with text and photos of the proud Lancashire town's fine vehicle fleet, with its distinctive liveries, up to the time it was absorbed...
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