TheGrandWazoo
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I know @Geordie driver may be hankering for PTE liveries (and the TWPTE yellow was good) but it wasn't all good.
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This was a short lived creation that is best described as distinctive
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Delta of Stockton had a fleet of knackered REs but didn't do them any favours and they ditched the patriotic scheme for something worse
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syt826
Even the fitment of Wayfarer machines couldn't save the ECW bodied Fleetlines from the chop just six months after this shot was taken. EB based 826 filling in time on service 20 in April 1986.
This was a short lived creation that is best described as distinctive

Crosville DVL414 (ODM415V) 21031987
During 1986 Crosville painted approximately thirty buses in an experimental Brunswick green and orange livery including DVL415 (ODM415V), one of eight Bristol VRTs with ECW 74 seat bodywork delivered in September/October 1979. It was photographed at Macclesfield bus station on 21 March 1987.
Delta of Stockton had a fleet of knackered REs but didn't do them any favours and they ditched the patriotic scheme for something worse

clev - delta jek68n stockton spring 87 JL
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Delta
Delta of Stockton operated a fleet of Bristol REs for several years after deregulation. Initially a white livery with red and blue stripes was the norm but former Bristol Omnibus YHU 513J carried a later red and grey livery when seen in Middlesbrough on 8th February, 1994.