Wood Green's MBS37 was one of the few red Merlins to retain its SMM--F mark, the others being MBS32, 33, 34, 35 & 38. Seen at Turnpike Lane on the new flat-fare route W4 in October 1968. AEC Swift 3P2R037, MCW B25D+48. (Chris Stanley)
Wood Green's MBS37 was one of the few red Merlins to retain its SMM--F mark, the others being MBS32, 33, 34, 35 & 38. Seen at Turnpike Lane on the new flat-fare route W4 in October 1968. AEC Swift 3P2R037, MCW B25D+48. (Chris Stanley)
AEC Swift – LT MB type (1966-69)
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Former Red Arrow MBA26 (VLW26G), reseated to B46D and renumbered MB26, allocated first to Poplar and by 1973 transferred to Holloway for route 143. The centre doors weren't used - the red painted bar across the outside of the doors is just discernable. The location is Junction Road near Archway. AEC Swift 3P2R026, MCW B46D. (aecsouthall.co.uk archive)Previous | NextMBS39 in Stratford in February 1968. Registered SMM39F but running on trade plates, it would enter service from Wood Green in September 1968 re-registered VLW39G. AEC Swift 3P2R039, MCW B25D+48. (Chris Stanley)

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