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SCT '61 Photo Index Huddersfield Corporation | |
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| 1. CCX777 A second shot of ex-Huddersfield utility Daimler 217, CCX777, pulling away with a heavy load. Photo taken Monday 1 January 2007, Winchester, King Alfred Motor Services running day | |
| 2. CCX777 Rear view of former Huddersfield 217, CCX777, a Daimler CWA6 with Duple L55R body, built to relaxed utility standards in July 1945. Photo taken Monday 1 January 2007, Winchester, King Alfred Motor Services running day | |
| 3. CCX777 Preserved former Huddersfield 217, CCX777, a Daimler CWA6 with Duple L55R body, built to relaxed utility standards in July 1945. Photo taken Monday 1 January 2007, Winchester, King Alfred Motor Services running day | |
| 4. ECX175 Huddersfield 575, ECX175, a Sunbeam MS2 with Roe H72R body, on learner duties. New in February 1949 with a Park Royal body, rebodied in 1959, withdrawn from service in January 1965. Photo taken Thursday 30 July 1964 | |
| 5. ECX188 Huddersfield 588, ECX188, a Sunbeam MS2 with original Park Royal H72R body. New in 1949. Photo taken Thursday 30 July 1964 | |
| 6. ECX420 In the middle is an AEC Regent III with Northern Coachbuilders L55R body, ECX420, which started life with the Huddersfield Joint Committee and passed in 1963 into the small fleet of Vines of Great Bromley. It was in turn sold later in the year this picture was taken to Silver City of Harlow Photo taken Saturday 17 April 1965, Colchester Bus Station - Photo of the week 26/9/2004 | |
| 7. ECX791 Huddersfield Corporation 91, ECX791, was a Daimler CVG6 with a Willowbrook B34R body new in 1949. Photo taken Sunday 14 July 1957, Upperhead Row Bus Station, Huddersfield | |
| 8. FCX295 Huddersfield 595, FCX295, a Sunbeam MS2 with Roe H40/30R body, new in 1950 Photo taken June 1964, Huddersfield Lord St. terminus outside Yorkshire Traction offices | |
| 9. FCX805 Huddersfield 605, FCX805, a Sunbeam MS2 with Roe H70R body, new in 1951. Photo taken Thursday 30 July 1964 | |
| 10. GVH797 Huddersfield JOC 7, GVH797, was a Guy Arab LUF with a Guy B43F body dating from 1954. Photo taken 1966, Upperhead Row | |
| 11. JVH373 Preserved former Huddersfield 243, JVH373, an AEC Regent III with East Lancs L30/28R body, new in June 1955. Photo taken Sunday 26 June 2005, at totally Transport, Blackpool | |
| 12. JVH378 Huddersfield Joint Omnibus Committee 178, JVH378, a AEC Regent III with East Lancs H37/28R body, new in 1955 Photo taken Thursday 30 July 1964, Huddersfield - Photo of the week 29/12/00 | |
| 13. JVH378 In contrast with the streamlined livery applied to corporation trolleybuses, the Huddersfield JOC livery for its motor buses was a restrained red and cream. 178, JVH378, a 1955 AEC Regent III with lowbridge East Lancs body would late in its career carry a modified version of the streamlined livery but is restored to original condition as seen here. Photo taken 1996, Dewsbury bus museum | |
| 14. JVH380 Huddersfield Corporation 180, JVH380, an AEC Regent III with an East Lancs H33/28R body new in 1955. Photo taken Sunday 14 July 1957, Huddersfield | |
| 15. KVH219 Huddersfield 619, KVH219, was a BUT 9641T with East Lancs H40/32R body, new in 1956. Photo taken 1967, Outlane terminus | |
| 16. KVH220 Huddersfield 620, KVH220, was a BUT 9641T with East Lancs H40/32R body, new in 1956. Photo taken 1967, Waterloo terminus | |
| 17. KVH223 Huddersfield 623, KVH223, seen during the last week of trolleybuses in Huddersfield (the system closed on the 13th July 1968). 623 was a BUT 9641T with East Lancs H40/32R body, new in October 1956. Photo taken July 1968, Lindley, Huddersfield | |
| 18. KVH223 Decorated Huddersfield trolleybus 623, KVH223, a BUT 9641T with East Lancs H40/32R body, new in 1956. Photo taken July 1968, Huddersfield Mitchell Avenue/Peninstone Road | |
| 19. KVH226 Huddersfield 626, KVH226, was a BUT 964T with East Lancashire H40/26R body of 1956. Photo taken 1967, Waterloo terminal loop, Huddersfield | |
| 20. KVH227 Huddersfield trolleybus 627, KVH227, a BUT 9641T with East Lancs H40/32R body, new in 1956. Photo taken July 1968, Huddersfield Salendine Nook | |
| 21. KVH227 A heavily loaded Huddersfield trolleybus 629, KVH229, a 1956 BUT 9641T with East Lancs H40/32R body, about to turn, looking top heavy with enthusiasts during the last week of Huddersfield trolleybuses. On the left is Fleetline 501, DCX501F Photo taken July 1968, Huddersfield Outlane | |
| 22. LVH12 Huddersfield 12, LVH12, a 1956 AEC Reliance with Roe bodywork. Photo taken 1974, Huddersfield | |
| 23. PVH931 Huddersfield 631, PVH931, a 1959 Sunbeam S7A trolleybus with East Lancs H40/32R bodywork. Photo taken Saturday 13 September 2008, Sandtoft Museum | |
| 24. PVH932 Huddersfield 632, PVH932, one of Huddersfield's final batch of trolleybuses, a Sunbeam S7 with East Lancs H40/32R body delivered in 1959 Photo taken 1965, Bradley (Leeds Road) terminus | |
| 25. PVH933 Huddersfield trolleybus 633, PVH933, a Sunbeam S7 with East Lancs H40/32R body, new in November 1959. Photo taken July 1968, Huddersfield Lindley | |
| 26. PVH990 Huddersfield Joint Omnibus Committee 190, PVH990, a Guy Arab IV with East Lancs H37/28R body, new in 1959 Photo taken Thursday 5 August 1965, Huddersfield Bus Station - Photo of the Week 19/4/00 | |
| 27. SCX21 Huddersfield 21, SCX21, a Leyland Leopard L1 with Roe B44F bodywork dating from March 1961 running as Metro 4021, is seen in the Bus Starting Centre (that is what it was officially called) in Todmorden in January 1977. Photo taken Saturday 15 January 1977, Todmorden | |
| 28. SCX22 Huddersfield JOC 22, SCX22, a Leyland Leopard L1 with Roe bodywork dating from 1961. The bus is seen in use as a film location canteen with Kennedys Film Service of Morley. Photo taken 1981, Morley | |
| 29. UCX404 Huddersfield 404, UCX 404, a Leyland Titan PD3A/2 with Roe H39/31F body, new in 1961 Photo taken Thursday 30 July 1964, Huddersfield Railway Station - Photo of the Week 11/6/01 | |
| 30. WVH411 Huddersfield Corporation (as opposed to the Joint Committee) bought their first motor buses as late as 1962 having been an all trolleybus fleet until then. 411, WVH411, is a 1962 Leyland Titan PD3A/2 with Roe front entrance bodywork. The bus is seen after sale to OK Motor Services the well known North East independent. Photo taken 1979, Bishop Auckland | |
| 31. ACX323A Huddersfield 23, ACX323A, one of a pair of Roe B44F bodied AEC Reliances new in December 1963 seen here in Huddersfield. Photo taken Tuesday 9 April 1974, Huddersfield | |
| 32. AVH427B Huddersfield Corporation 427, AVH427B, a very smart looking Daimler CVG6LX/30 with Roe H39/31F body, new the same year the photo was taken. Photo taken Thursday 30 July 1964, Huddersfield Railway Station - Photo of the Week 7/1/02 | |
| 33. DCX112B Huddersfield Corporation 112, DCX112B, Daimler CVG6LX/Roe H37/28F of 1964, in the "economy" Corporation "Custard Face" livery, on a working to Huddersfield out of Halifax old bus station in 1972. Photo taken 1972, Halifax old bus station | |
| 34. HVH463D Huddersfield Corporation 463, HVH463D, a 1966 Daimler CVG6LX/30 with East Lancs bodywork, seen here in Wakefield after conversion to a playbus. Photo taken 1992, Wakefield | |
| 35. KVH473E Huddersfield Corporation 473, KVH473E, is a preserved Daimler Fleetline with Roe body dating from 1967. It is seen at the ill-fated and short-lived Transperience Museum in Bradford which had high hopes of being the finest and most comprehensive transport museum in the UK, complete with working trams and trolleybuses. Sadly, it was a victim of misguided optimism and a lack of long-term funding. Photo taken Saturday 29 March 1997, Transperience Museum, Bradford | |
| 36. KVH473E Huddersfield 473, KVH473E, a Roe bodied Daimler Fleetline of 1967 delivered as a trolleybus replacement vehicle. Seen here after restoration by members of the West Yorkshire Transport Museum Society on the bus park at Ludlam Street depot, Bradford, the WYTM home at that time. Photo taken October 1984, Ludlam Street (WYTM depot) Bradford | |
| 37. KVH473E Huddersfield Corporation 473, KVH473E, a 1967 Daimler Fleetline with Roe body. Photo taken 1994, Ludlam Street, Bradford | |
| 38. MVH27F Huddersfield 27, MVH27F, an AEC Swift with Roe B44F body, new in December 1967, followed by an unidentified trolleybus during the last weeks of trolleybus operation in Huddersfield. Photo taken July 1968, Huddersfield George Square | |
| 39. UCX234H Huddersfield 34, UCX234H, was a new Seddon Pennine RU with a Pennine Coachcraft B43D body dating from 1970. Photo taken 1970, Upperhead Row | |
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