Last Updated : March 30th 2007 (FKM880V added)
The VRs shown on this page were in Eastern Europe on the above date. The liveries depicted are the last known to be carried by the individual vehicles. If you know that the livery or location has now changed I would appreciate receiving an email or, better still, a photo which I will add to this page and credit to you. Remember - the site is only as good as the information I receive.
The following VR is in with an unknown owner in Krakow, Poland:
| FKM880V
Photo : Steve Thorpe |
The following VR is with CSABA Transport, Sturovo, Slovakia, for use as a mobile restaurant:
| CJH115V |
The following VR is with Coca-Cola in Tallinn, Estonia, having been converted to left-hand drive and is for use as an exhibition unit:
| AYG851S
Photo : From the Internet |
The following VR is kept as a "London Bus" at the Motor Museum in Otrebusy, near Warsaw, Poland:
| BKE846T
Photo : Otrebusy Museum |
The following VR forms part of the MacDonalds restaurant at Tatabanya, west of Budapest, Hungary:
| FKM882V
Photo : Colin Sigston |
The following VR is with Tourist and Bus Centre, Usti nad Labem, Prirodni Svet, Czech Republic and has been converted to open-top:
| PKM111R |
The following VR is in Slovakia, location unknown:
| SGR783V
Photo : From the Internet |
The following VR is in use as a playbus in a red livery at McDonalds on the dual carriageway 5-6kms outside Sofia, Bulgaria on the road to Plovdiv and Istanbul:
| BRC834T |
The following VR is in with the Tour Bus Company in Russia, location unknown:
| KJO502W |
The following VR was noted in Budapest in July 2004. It has been in Hungary since 1989:
| JHL775L
Photo : Andrew Cameron |
The following VR is in Poland, location unknown. It is open-top, having been converted by London Coaches in 1996:
