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The AN Class

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The first major doubledeck class of vehicles for the newly separated London Country operation, was the AN, Leyland Atlantean.

JPL101K AN1, now preserved and seen at the 2000 North Weald Rally, is in its original London Country green and yellow livery, complete with the 'bats wing' motif. Its former duties on the 321 are now down to Arriva's new gas powered DAFs.
 
LDT AN Despite deliveries of new deckers recently to Watford and Aylesbury (in Arriva colours) ex London Country ANs soldiered on in High Wycombe, mainly on school contracts and services to Bucks College, though they did find their way on to stage services, usually the 372 to Chesham. This AN is coping with the usual crush of morning traffic round the John Hampden and Wycombe High Grammar Schools at Handy Cross where a new bus lane for school buses has just been installed.
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JPE233V 5039 (JPE233V) - formerly AN233 - drops students in Marlow.
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UPK138S Former London Country AN138 is an NBC standard Atlantean with Park Royal bodywork, now in use on school services in the Bristol area.
 
VPB121M AN121 is preserved in the attractive, but short lived colours of London Country North East. It is seen here at a rather wet North Weald Rally in 1999.
 

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The AN Class

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