A Devon General
Atlantean working in
Torquay. I could never understand why we did not have them in
Exeter, although a few did
occasionally work on the Rifford Road route.
I remember riding on both these many times, CTT 23 C was a dual purpose vehicle ideal for the Torquay to Exeter route.
Torquay Bus Station one of the strangest I have been to.
Who can forget the fleet of Devon General open top Atlanteans. Here we see Earl Howe, they were a great tourist attraction and in the winter worked normal services with their "tops on".
Exeter City Transport started their modern single deck experience with Massey bodied Leyland Leopards with double doors. They then purchased Leyland Panthers with Marshall bodywork, as seen here at Exeter Bus Station.
A Devon General Atlantean working in Torquay. I could never understand why we did not have them in Exeter, although a few did occasionally work on the Rifford Road route.
I remember riding on both these many times, CTT 23 C was a dual purpose vehicle ideal for the Torquay to Exeter route.
Torquay Bus Station one of the strangest I have been to.
Who can forget the fleet of Devon General open top Atlanteans. Here we see Earl Howe, they were a great tourist attraction and in the winter worked normal services with their "tops on".
Exeter City Transport started their modern single deck experience with Massey bodied Leyland Leopards with double doors. They then purchased Leyland Panthers with Marshall bodywork, as seen here at Exeter Bus Station.
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