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Broard Street Depot Old Portsmouth

Eastbourne Corporation 42 - AHC442

AEC "Regent"

Bruce 56 seat Double-Decker

Owned by: Eastbourne Regent 42 Owners Group

Following 20 years of revenue-earning service , no.42 was sold to the Eastbourne-based E.R.P.G for preservation. In 1975 the engine was rebuilt and the bodywork repainted exterally, but as members of the group moved away from the area in the early 1980s the bus was then stored away out of use.

Unfortunately the engine suffered a cracked block in 1981 following some mechanical work, and it was not until early 1996 that a replacement unit was located at a gliding club in East Sussex. The E.R.P.G. was re-formed with a new group of members and, following its move to CPPTD in 1996, the bus has once again been restored.



Broard Street Old Portsmouth Wicor Depot Portchester Royal Victoria Country Park Rally 2008
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CPPTD is a constituent of the Working Omnibus Museum Project Ltd, a registed educational charity no. 10204111.