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EYK 396, London Transport RT 1 (1939 / 1949 AEC RT / LPTB) on route 19 at Stroud Green Road, Finsbury Park.

 

This bus carries the prototype RT body, built in 1939. The original body and chassis were separated in 1945, with the chassis being scrapped in the 1950s. The body survived on a 1949 chassis new to RT 1420, as a mechanical training unit. After some years in a near derelict condition, the bus was bought for preservation in 1978, and restored with the identity and registration number of RT 1 in time for the 1979 celebrations for the last RT in service.

 

After export to America in 1983, it returned to the UK in 1986. After a few owners, and the possibility of a second exile, it is now in the collection of the London Bus Museum.

 

Taken on the route 19 running day organised by the London Bus Museum.

 

Taken on the route 19 running day, organised by the London Bus Museum.

Husband and wife co-authors Clay and Susan Griffith

Martin Ludwig

Verkaufsleitung

The owner of RT 1705 allowed some blind twiddling of local Romford routes

When captured during 1973 in a coal yard at Herne Bay, RT 4139 was owned by the East Kent Model Railway Society and carried fleet number RT 4899! Tuesday 26th June 1973. G-6.

With the scorching summer of 1976 long gone, RT 3474 (SP) on route 51A stops in Sevenoaks Road, Green Street Green on this bitterly cold but bright Friday 10th December 1976. 3K-10.

Facts and Figures for Financial Payoff with Smashwords founder Mark Coker

RT 604 at Chelsham garage. Tuesday 8th November 1977. 4B-8.

1950 AEC RT London transport RT 1777 KYY 615 At The Hellingly Festival of Transport

Authors J.R. Ward and Jessica Andersen

Open-top RTs are not as common as open-top Routemasters, but the format looks good on this RT which has been converted, seen here at Imber Church. Originally a green Country area vehicle, it was de-roofed in an accident in the 1970s when owned by Grays Garage Sports & Social Club!

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