Grey Green fleet Plaxton Paramount. Registered D882 FYL this Volvo version of the Paramount carries the Cowie Group logo on the rear.

Many 10T10's were transferred from London Transport to the U.S. Army where the were put to a number of different tasks. This vehicle, USA X201123, was used by the American Red Cross for Ambulance work.

Kenzies Coaches Ltd are based at Shepreth, Royston.GUP 743C is a Bedford VAL coach with a Leyland engine.It was first registered on 1st April 1965 and was fitted with a Plaxton Panorama body , No.65 3006, with 52 seats. The interior is original including the seats, the exterior was re-painred approx 2 years ago. Model length 145mm.

Ellen Smith celebrated its centenary in the year 2000. The operators began in Rochdale and by the 1920's were operating a fleet of lorries that converted to passenger carrying vehicles at the weekend. In the 1930's the Smith family decided to concentrate solely on the coach side of the business. The companys emblem, a tiger was introduced in the 1930s when their latest purchase happned to be a Leyland Tiger. The company was purchased by Rossendale Transport in 1991 then bought by a Management buy out, by John White and Paul Targett in 2002. The re-branded coaches of which this Bova Futura FHD is the latest addition, are now a regular sight on the roads of Britain and Europe.

Estimated release date October 2007.

Bibbys fleet consists of 17 full size coaches all with DAF chassis and with Van Hool Ikarus, Plaxton and Temsa bodies. Bibbys organise and run their own extensive tour programme offering holidays throughout Britain and Europe. They operate school trips abroad specialising in WW1 and WW2 battlefield tours, doing over a hundred a year. Their workload also consists of local schoolwork and private hire. 2006 was their 50th anniversary in the coaching industry.

Estimated release date July 2007.