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PAX 466F<br />

The Massey bodied Leyland PD3/4 was new to Bedwas & Machen U.D.C.<br />

in June 1968, significantly as the last sunken gangway lowbridge bus built<br />

in the U.K.<br />

In the top row <strong>of</strong> photographs PAX 466F is shown at Bedwas Garage on<br />

30th March 1974 shortly before being transferred to the Rhymney Valley<br />

District Council fleet. It’s looking good in the mid blue and cream livery.<br />

(Top photos Mike O’Sullivan & ???????????)<br />

36 years later an attempt was made to recreate the 1974 photographs<br />

during the CTPG visit to the Bedwas garage on 21 st July <strong>2010</strong>. The<br />

Stevenson’s livery had been re-applied for the 80 th anniversary <strong>of</strong><br />

Stevensons in 2007. PAX is now resident at Barry Depot on extended<br />

loan. On re-visiting her first depot perhaps the old girl was feeling a<br />

little blue ! (Lower photos V.C.)<br />

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