The Bristol RE was a rear engined single deck bus or coach built by Bristol Commercial Vehicle between 1962 and 1982. The Bristol RE is considered to be one of the most successful rear engined vehicles and has a huge following to today, and …

The Bristol RE was a rear-engined single-decker bus or single-decker coach chassis built by Bristol Commercial Vehicles from 1962 until 1982. [1] It is often considered the most successful of the first generation of rear-engined single-decker buses.

Bristol RELL and RELH Eastern Coach Works Single Deck Bus and Coach Index. 250 / 251 / 252 / 294 Bristol RELL & RELH Eastern Coach Works Single Deck Bus ... Bristol RELL6G with Flat Windscreen: 25001: Southern National Omnibus Co: 2732: POD 831H: 22A: Portland Bill: Dec 1998: 25001DL: Southern National Omnibus Co: 2729: POD 828H: 316:

2014年12月22日 · Bristol RELL, No. 863 (TDL563K) is seen at Carisbrooke Castle. 863 (TDL563K) was one of a batch of nine single-deck buses, Bristol RELL’s, delivered new to Southern Vectis in 1970/1/2, with standard E.C.W. bodies …

25203 Crosville Bristol RELL6G ECW. Depicted in the Tilling livery as delivered to Crosville when new, this Bristol RE, SRG179 (EFM179H), is on route M47 to Borth Cross Road. Photo courtesy of Model Bus Zone

Originally R272, RHN272F, in the United fleet this 1968 Bristol RELL6G carries "local coach" dual purpose livery with 50 coach seats in a bus shell. Visible next to 1405 is 1120, PHN201F, another former United machine but this time a 1967 Bristol RESL6G originally United RS1

After two batches of Leyland Panthers, Liverpool next rear engined saloons were Bristol REs. Twenty five were delivered in 1969 just before the corporation became the major constituent of Merseyside PTE. 2025, SKB695G, a Bristol RELL6G is seen in Warrington in 1977 by which time it was based at the St Helens depot of the PTE

Flat fronted style RE in Tilling red, this model shows 288 (VAO288H) on route 44 to Morsby Parks. 25003 Eastern National Bristol RELL6G ECW. Being one of the larger parts of the Tilling group, Eastern National had a considerable fleet of Bristol vehicles. The flat fronted RELL typifies the livery and features the black lining edging the cream band.