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6203KW and 6204KW entered service with Bradford City Transport on 2 March 1964, as fleet numbers 203 and 204. These AEC Regent V 2D3RA models featured Metro-Cammell H40/30F bodywork.
After passing to West Yorkshire P.T.E. 203 and 204 were sold to Paul Sykes (dealer) in March 1976.

In June 1976 they were bought by William Byrne, t/a G & D Coaches of Girlington, Bradford. In April 1977 the business changed its name to Joyways (Bradford).

In October 1979 203 and 204 were sold to Denyer Brothers of Stondon Massey near Brentwood in Essex. 203 entered service in February 1980 and ran for 12 months. 204 never saw service with Denyer Brothers.

Both vehicles eventually moved to Keighley Bus Museum. 204 was stripped of useful parts and the remains were sold for scrap by the beginning of 2018


Acknowledgements: Keighley Bus Museum Trust News issue 105. and "Bradford Corporation Motorbuses" by J.S. King

Photo taken by Paul Holroyd, c.2005-06, Keighley Bus Museum

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