Nice outside and inside footage of JC5313, a 1938 Waveney-bodied Guy Wolf new to Llandudno Corporation. It's also seen in the film version:
Somewhat off route in rural Yorkshire is OU9286, a 1931 Dennis 30cwt with Short body preserved in the livery of its original owner, King Alfred Motor Services of Winchester (thanks Pete Staples)
Although it carries fleetnames for United Automobile, KJH492 is a 1948 Bedford OB/Duple in the livery of Elton's Coaches of County Durham:
Another Bedford OB/Duple, identified by John Wakefield as LYB941, which was new in 1949 to Tor Coaches of Street, although there are no fleetnames seen here:
LYB941 again:
Extended footage of LYB941, with inside views:
CCR notes "ex United Automobile Bristol L LHN823 which was owned at the time by Bob Robson, the depot Engineer at Durham depot." (thanks CCR) - a 1949 L5G/ECW new as United BLO423:
LHN823 again, this time better seen:
Episode 7.10: Old Dogs, New Tricks
....and a peripheral view of LHN823:
