| Manufacturer |
Bristol |
| Vehicle type: |
LS5G (rebuilt by Bristol Omnibus Co as LS6G in
1972). (what does this code mean?) |
| Chassis No: |
119141 |
| Registration No: |
YHY80 |
| Date of first registration: |
November 1957 |
| Fleet no: |
2922. (Renumbered to 2004 in March 1961 after
the introduction of a new series for dual-purpose vehicles). |
| 2004. (Renumbered August 1966 back to 2922,
following conversion to bus seating). |
| 3004. (When rebuilt in 1972). |
| Body manufacturer: |
Eastern Coach Works |
| Body No: |
ECW 9668 Series 2 |
| Body type: |
DP41F (what
does this code mean?) |
| Body date: |
1972 (rebuilt by Bristol Omnibus Co) |
| New body type: |
B43F |
| Original operator: |
Bristol Omnibus Co. |
| Withdrawn: |
1977 |
| Subsequent owners: |
Weston Carnival Club, Weston Super Mare, March
1978 |
| Ormerod Cross (car dealer), Axbridge, by June
1981 |
| Bristol LS3004 Group, Bristol, by August 1982 |
| Details: |
Delivered with dual-purpose seats in a bus body
and green livery. |
| Equipped for one-person operation April 1958. |
| Repainted with a cream roof, December 1959. |
| Repainted into bus livery, August 1966. |
| Rebuilt to B43F as LS6G, including extensive
renovation, with new flat rubber-mounted windscreen, 1972. |
| Repainted OMO (Cream with green relief) livery,
1972. |
| Repainted into NBC green livery between 1973 and
1975. |
