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Vehicles restored by Friend of WHOTT.
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Leyland Panther - Exeter City Transport No.
217 - TDV 217J.
TDV 217J was donated to WHOTT by First Western National in December 2000 and has been restored back to it's original Exeter livery as is now used by WHOTT as their Mobile Museum. Click on the picture for more details. |
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Bristol VRT/SL3/6LXB - Devon General 937 -
VDV 137S.
937 originally started life with Western National (Devon General). 937 was one of batch of eleven ECW open-top vehicles named after famous Royal Navy warships. 937 was named Victory. Click on the picture for more details. |
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Bristol LS6G - Southern National (Royal Blue) 1299 -
OTT 98 New in 1953 to the Southern National Royal Blue fleet this is an example of the later body style with flat full width windscreens and a wider passenger door. Originally with 41 seats, 1299 had an interior renovation and was reseated at ECW in October 1961. After 33 years the DTC generously donated 1299 to WHOTT together with sufficient funds to completely overhaul the engine. This work was completed in time for its first outing on the WHOTT Royal Blue Run from Cheltenham to Weymouth in June 2007. Click on the picture for more details |
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iveco 59-12 - Stagecoach Devon 46300 - L929 CTT |
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AEC Matador recovery vehicle - Western National RV8 - PFJ 850M |
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Ford Transit D160 - Ex Devon General 7 - A927 MDV |
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