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Brian Pask Gallery
Brian Pask Gallery
Westcliff MV3394, a 1931 AEC Regent with Met-Cam body and originally an AEC demonstrator, in Fairfax Drive yard in June 1951.
This (and the more or less contemporary JN961/2) were the oldest surviving Westcliff double deckers at the time I first became familiar with the company. It was probably being used on a workman's contract, a regular duty for various elderly vehicles. In the early 1950s Westcliff had a lot of this work, first transporting workmen building the Shellhaven oil refinery and later those building Tilbury Power Station.
Photo taken by Brian Pask, June 1951, Fairfax Drive, Southend
This (and the more or less contemporary JN961/2) were the oldest surviving Westcliff double deckers at the time I first became familiar with the company. It was probably being used on a workman's contract, a regular duty for various elderly vehicles. In the early 1950s Westcliff had a lot of this work, first transporting workmen building the Shellhaven oil refinery and later those building Tilbury Power Station.
Photo taken by Brian Pask, June 1951, Fairfax Drive, Southend
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