Seen on display at the Trans-Lancs Vehicle Show, Heaton Park, Manchester, on 06/09/2015 are left to right of the photo, RT2794, LYR964, a classic Weymann bodied AEC Regent Mk. III 0961, new to London Transport in 01/1952. Centre, is RTL1050, LLU829, a Park Royal bodied Leyland Titan 7RT, new in 09/1950, whilst on the right is a successor to the RT, this one being a longer version of the AEC/PRV Routemaster, an RML. RML2452, JJD452D, an R2RH/1, new in 05/1966. One of the many in preservation, this one carrying Arriva London fleetnames. © Peter Steel 2015.

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The Leyland version of the standard RT was classified RTL by London Transport, new to them in 09/1950, it is seen here on display at the North West Museum of Road Transport, St. Helens, on 16/10/2022. © Peter Steel 2022.

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New in 09/1950. The Leyland version of the standard RT was classified RTL by London Transport. It is seen here on display at the North West Museum of Road Transport, St. Helens, at their Spring Open & Bus Running Day, on 04/03/2018. © Peter Steel 2018.

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New to LT, in 09/1949, this Leyland version of the famous RT is seen here looking immaculate at the Dalton Lane, Riverside premises of the Keighley Bus Museum Trust, at the Keighley Bus Museum Trust and Transdev Keighley & District Open Day, on 26/04/2015. © Peter Steel 2015.

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Seen on display at the Trans-Lancs Vehicle Show, Heaton Park, Manchester, on 06/09/2015, are the two versions of the RT. On the left of the photo is RT2794, LYR964, a classic Weymann bodied AEC Regent MkIII 0961, new to London Transport in 01/1952 whilst on the right is the Leyland version, this one being RTL1050, LLU829, a Park Royal bodied Leyland Titan 7RT, new in 09/1950. © Peter Steel 2015.

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