Being the newest and best appointed single-deckers the six comfortable Gardner-Powered Leyland National2 buses delivered to PMT in 1982 were regular performers on the long trunk route from Hanley to Stafford and on occasion this included No.306 which was painted in the traditional colours of a recently absorbed Independent called Turner's whose brown buses used to reside at Brown Edge in the opposite direction far from the County Town. By this time Potteries buses were being painted in their new Privatisation red and yellow livery and were a much prettier sight than that NBC poppy-red but this attractive goodwill liveried bus was equally welcome.
Monday, 22 June 2009
Stafford: Turner's mean nothing here
Being the newest and best appointed single-deckers the six comfortable Gardner-Powered Leyland National2 buses delivered to PMT in 1982 were regular performers on the long trunk route from Hanley to Stafford and on occasion this included No.306 which was painted in the traditional colours of a recently absorbed Independent called Turner's whose brown buses used to reside at Brown Edge in the opposite direction far from the County Town. By this time Potteries buses were being painted in their new Privatisation red and yellow livery and were a much prettier sight than that NBC poppy-red but this attractive goodwill liveried bus was equally welcome.
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