Illustrated History for LRN60J

(formerly , IJI5367, ARU500A, ARU199A, LRN60J)


Chassis: VRLLH-136 Body: ECW  Engine: Leyland O680 Configuration: CH42/18CT, CH27/16CT, CH42/18CT
Status: Preserved     Last Reported: 5/2025

Last updated : May 20th 2025 (brought up-to-date)

8/2012 - current Ribble Vehicle Preservation Trust (for further preservation)
8/2008 - 8/2012 Les Scott, Southport (for further preservation). Restored and repainted in Standerwick livery, 2/2010
1/2005 - 8/2008 William Staniforth, Birmingham (for further preservation)
5/1995 - 1/2005 Dave Preston, Bath (for preservation). Kept at Kemble Airfield, by 5/2001
8/1988 - 5/1995 Miller (Arun Coaches), Horsham. Altered to CH42/18CT. Reregistered ARU500A, 12/1989. Reregistered ARU199A, 9/1990. Stored, by 12/1993, and reported unused for "over a year". Reinstated, by 6/1994. Used on London Flightline services during rail strike replacement services, summer 1994. Reregistered LRN60J, 5/1995
8/1987 - 8/1988 Hart Coaches, Thornaby. Reregistered IJI5367, 4/1988
6/1985 - 8/1987 Rhos Royals Jazz Band, Wrexham (non-PCV)
7/1979 - 6/1985 Bangor City Football Club, Bangor (non-PCV)
by 3/1977 - 7/1979 Crusader Coaches, Birchanger. Altered to CH27/16CT
9/1976 - ?/197? Ensign, Southend (dealer)
4/1974 - 9/1976 National Travel (North West) Ltd. 60
?/1971 - 4/1974 Standerwick 60
   
   
LRN60J preserved in Standerwick livery

Photo : Jamie Vendy

LRN60J in the late 1990s

Photo : Dave Beardmore

LRN60J with Miller

Photo : BVRES Collection

LRN60J with Hart Coaches

Photo : Cliff Essex

LRN60J with Bangor City FC

Photo : Cliff Essex

LRN60J with Crusader Coaches

Photo : David Fisher

LRN60J in National white coach livery

Photo : John Law

LRN60J in Standerwick livery

Photo : Jeff Lloyd Collection

 

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