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Bristol L4G Bus
Bristol L4G Bus
Date:1949
Registration:KAH 407
Acquired by the Museum:1977
Current State:Fully restored and operational
Registered KAH 407 this bus was new to Eastern Counties in 1949 with a Bristol L chassis and Eastern Coachworks 35 seat rear entrance bodywork. For most of its life with Eastern Counties it carried the fleet number LL 407, becoming LL 907 in 1964 and being withdrawn in 1965.

After passing via Ben Jordan (dealer) it passed first to Drewery of Chigwell, and then Winlon Autos of Harrow before being purchased for preservation by the West of England Transport Museum, Winkleigh in October 1969. It subsequently passed to two different preservationists in the Northamptonshire area before being purchased by the collection in January 1977.

This vehicle has undergone a full restoration, and returned to the road in 2001.

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