John Dennis admiring two venerable Dennis lorries which are now
28th September 1995, Page 29
28th September 1995
Page 29
Page 29, 28th September 1995
— John Dennis admiring two venerable Dennis lorries which are now
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Amberley Museum & Heritage Centre, Horsham, Dennis Specialist Vehicles, Buses, War / Conflict
in private collections. The vehicle on the left is a 1934 Dennis Max 4x2 general service truck, of which 3,000 were built for the armed forces. It was in service until 1953; its present owner, Peter Stanbridge, bought it for £50 in 1968. The green vehicle is a 1957 Horla, one of 12 used by the North Thames Gas Board and now owned by Graham Clarke of East Sussex. Two contrasting buses: On the left is a 1929 Model G, with "toastrack" bodywork by Roberts—it's one of four built for Llandudno Corporation. Since retirement in 1958 it has been with Southampton University of Engineering. Also pictured is a 1927 30cwt aluminium singledecker, nearing completion of its restoration by Amberley Museum staff.
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Southampton University of Engineering, North Thames Gas Board