76WFL002 Weymann Fanfare Triumph Coaches Leyland Lineside-Kits Tooling has allowed for two

Tooling has allowed for two ice cream cones fixed on each side above the windscreen and Vince's selection of ices is printed on the side window next to the serving hatch

Oxford Bedford RL military truck is deployed on the Mediterranean island of Cyprus under the auspices of 58 Company

fitter with torque wrench and a fitter at rest

Creeping into contested territory

1946 DeSoto Suburban in Royal Maroon

76WFL002 Weymann Fanfare Triumph Coaches Leyland Lineside-Kits Tooling has allowed for twoDetails Triumph Coaches was a subsidiary of Sussex Motor Services Ltd and operated from their Portsmouth base, specialising in excursions and tours in the south west of England, extending into the Midlands. In 1957, Triumph Coaches were taken over by Southdown Motor Services. Our model is a replica of the Triumph Coaches Weymann Fanfare on a Leyland chassis and decorated in their very attractive bright blue and cream livery, with dark blue skirt.