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Enfield Electric Van
Enfield Electric Van
Date:1981
Registration:LYF 162X
Acquired by the Museum:1992 (on loan)
Current State:As withdrawn
The Enfield electric car fleet produced useful information on the operation of cars and led to the idea of a small battery van, which might be used by meter readers and the like in the Electricity industry.

This vehicle is a conversion of an Enfield car to a van which was carried out in November 1981. It was registered LYF 162X and given Eastern Electricity fleet number 8670.

Placed on long term loan by Eastern Electricity in 1992.

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