Northern Counties bodied Daimler Fleetline XDH 516G of Walsall Corporation on the Car Park shuttle

BMMO CM6T motorway coach

Midland Red LD8 alongside Bristol VRT in Sheffield Corporation colours

Midland Red LD8 SHA 431 gleaming in the May daylight

Even cars were seen. These two Austin 1100's looked very much at home at Wythall

A few decades apart Austin 7 ruby alongside Birmingham Fleetline

Classic Austin 7 Ruby APW 353

Modellers were out in force. This scene depicting a Southdown garage with the Red keeping an eye on proceedings

Southdown scene with policeman on point-duty

Two varying designs of half-cabs Birmingham Daimler and London Routemaster. The Routemaster is a favourite of many but not one of mine!

Daimler CVG6 Birmingham Corporation MOF 225

Midland Red delivery Bike for their parcels service, which operated for many years.

Smiths "commuter" Battery post office Mailvan WVK 109H

BMMO D9 BHA 399C outside Aston Manor Transport Museum

BMMO built vehicle of Trent Motor Traction SOS-SON RC 7927 at Aston Manor built 1939

Stratford Blue Leyland Leopard Alexander Y type XNX 136H at Aston Manor

Burlingham Seagull in Flights Coaches livery

Burlingham Seagull of Flights Coaches from the rear

Bedford Plaxton coach at Aston Manor

BMMO S17 6479HA at Aston Manor

Looking down on Midland Red 6479HA at Aston Manor

Drivers window of BMMO S17 6479 HA

BMMO S17 drivers cab

BMMO S17 Passenger compartment layout

Through the driver's window 6479HA BMMO S17

Stratford Blue Leyland Tiger PS1 for restoration

A shot familiar to many motorway car drivers in the 1960's. There were not many cars who could overtake the CM6T before the 70mph speed limit!

My friend John Bird and I (Camera's in hand) on the top deck of Leyland PD3A open top at Aston Manor Photo by Tom Fisher