E15114 Leyland National Mk.1 Long 2 Door London Country Superbus KPA101K Couplings Like most wagons in the

Like most wagons in the departmental fleet the ZAAs were given fishkind names – for SPAs these being ‘Pike’

Compensation beam for smooth running

Modern cement is made in special plants consisting of several buildings

we are delighted to bring you this pair of Seawalls

this range depicts the slightly worn out old track of a picturesque old railway

E15114 Leyland National Mk.1 Long 2 Door London Country Superbus KPA101K Couplings Like most wagons in theLeyland National Mk. 1 Long 2 Door London Country Superbus KPA101K. Superbus LN1 on route SB1 Chells & Bus Station. Pre production chassis no 003 new in April 1972, registered KPA101K, fleet number LN1, was the first of no fewer than 543 Leyland Nationals delivered new to National Bus Company subsidiary London Country Bus Services Ltd, from 1972 to December 1979. LCBS was formed on January 1st 1970 under the Transport (London) Act 1969 which required