LONDON TRANSPORT TROLLEYBUSES

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A low resolution trailer for PMP DVD 1440 Bus Marque London Trolleybuses, scenes in service and in Spain plus the Carlton Colville Trolleybus event Sept 06.
A circa 60 mins high grade copy costs £16 shipping included from PMP Films
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[soundnicetome]

Trolley buses should never have been withdrawn.They were excellent buses,far superior to todays load of old tosh.Still,this is so called progress ...I DONT THINK SO !!!!

[937ken]

It is fantanstic. I was a driver at Fulwell depot and the 667 was my favourite route. I also drove 1521 on the special run in the afternoon of the last day with No. 1

[wordsmith52]

@soundnicetome How right you are. I see daily the huge monsterous buses belching out black filth and deafening all in sight with their noisy, smelly & toxic diesel engines. Really uncomfortable to tavel in also. And all the time the lunatic powers that be talk about providing more eco friendly transport!

[414jockey]

Great memories. I used to go to school on the 696 every day, until they stopped in about 1960

[bmwm4rkym4rk]

maybe someone should send this to boris these are much greener than any bus now days

[Biskitabiskoo]

@937ken My mother was a bus conductor out of Fulwell ! She worked the 267 and the 281 :) I was very young and just about remember trolley buses just before they were put out of service :)

[BahnBeKloppt]

Elegant and impressing - wish I could have seen them in London.

The fading colors make the images look almost surrealistic.

Great films!

[jamestheengine]

Part of the problem with these 'buses was the unslighlty overhead wires

didnt fit in with the modern image! so lets withdraw them for diesels,havnet got a clue have we

[twoslices]

@937ken

Lucky you!

[man0in0a0funny0hat]

I pissed myself at 2.36...

[TheBaldmeister]

Oh yeah - I also seem to remember on occasion the driver (or conductor) getting a long pole from underneath the bus to poke the pickup arms back into place after they had come adrift from the overhead wires!

[TheBaldmeister]

Excellent! That brings back some (very distant) memories. That's Kingston Bridge towards the end unless I'm much mistaken. I remember going to Kingston with my Mum on the trolleybus (664) from Hampton Court when I was very young. I couldn't have been more than 4 if they were withdrawn in 1962.