Photo by David Simpson.
Picture by David Simpson
Photo By C. Essex.
Picture by G.Cork.
Picture by P.Relf
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| King Of The Road Coaches ran this Leyland Comet with Gurney-Nutting coachwork. Seen at Worthing pier, 26th June 1953. Photo by David Simpson. |
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| A Maudsley Marathon III from 1951 with Gurney Nutting coachwork. Picture by David Simpson |
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| A.E.C. Regal IV with Gurney-Nutting Coachwork running for Skinners, a subsidiary of Maidstone & District. Photo By C. Essex. |
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| A many windowed early Regal IV with Gurney Nutting coachwork. Picture by G.Cork. |
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| A 1949 Regal III run by Streets, with Gurney Nutting coachwork. In contrast to their later work, this one is nicely proportioned. Picture by P.Relf |
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