Illustrated History for FNN158D


Chassis: FLF6G 231126 Body: ECW 15633 Series 2 Engine: Gardner 6LW Configuration: H38/32F
Status: Exported     Last Reported: 1/2026

Last updated : July 24th 2026 (brought up-to-date)

4/2022 - current
The 'Lil Taco Bus, Homer, Alaska, U.S.A. Mobile restaurant
by 4/2020 - 4/2022
A Bus Named Sue, Homer, Alaska, U.S.A. Used as a mobile restaurant
by 12/2011 - ?/2020
Colin Lott (Big Dipper Chipper), San Diego, California, U.S.A. Shipped back to Homer, Alaska, 8/2012. Used as a mobile chip shop
by 12/1989 - ?/2011
Blaine, Homer, Alaska, U.S.A. Converted for use as a mobile diner trading as Piccadilly Double Deck Diner. Moved to San Diego, California and continued to trade there, c?/1995. Kept at KOA RV storage compound
6/1982 - ?/????
A.P.T., Lincoln (dealer)
7/1976 - 6/1982
East Midland Motor Services Ltd. 456. Withdrawn ?/1981
6/1966 - 7/1976
Mansfield District Traction Company Ltd. 656. Renumbered B656, ??/1972. Renumbered B456, ?/1975






FNN158D in 2020
Photo : A Bus Named Sue
FNN158D in 2016
Photo : courtesy Mark Allin
FNN158D in 2005
Photo : Bob Martin
FNN158D in NBC green livery
Photo : Clive Brown
FNN158D in 1967
Photo : Berisford Jones

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