2449 When first withdrawn from service with Stagecoach

2449 with Stourbride blind sets fitted, stands on the site of the former Oldbury Bus Garage

2449 now back on home terratory. Seen here passing through Birmingham on Great Charles Street Queensway

2449 at Wythall. A replacement grille has been fitted, along with the fog-lights, which the bus carried when it was new

The Gardner 6LXB engine of 2449

2449 front profile

Lower deck interior of preserved 2449

Preserved 2449 in WMT livery

The blind set in 2449

Upper deck of preserved 2449

Cab area of 2449

2449 and 553 in Stourbridge

The lower Saloon interior of 2449

2449 now looking smart in WMT Livery, passes through Dudley

The rebuilt rear end, with repositioned number plate

MCW badge on the new grille

Metrobus badge

The rear profile of 2449

2449 returns to its original home: Stourbridge

The West Midlands Travel logo

2449 passes 2782 in Blackheath

2449 and 2907 at the Wallheath terminus point

2449 and 2907 in Wallheath

3122 passes 2449 in Kingswinford

2449 and 6681 at Black Country Tours

2449 and E468SON at Aston Manor

2449 before heading to the Yardley Wood Open Day

2449 leaving the Yardley Wood open day

2449 at the Yardley Wood open day

Ex 2462 is now back in the Midlands, and in preservation

Interior showing recently acquired Castle moquette

Rear of 2462 showing marshalled rear end

Preserved 2462 restored back to original WMPTE condition

2685 and 2449 at the POPS rally, Wedgwood

Now Preserved 2685 and 2743

Now preserved 2957 at the Yardley Wood Garage open day

Rear of 2957 being rebuilt to original spec. Photo by Andy

preserved 6832, SDA 832S, the second of the prototype Metrobuses

The rear of 2970 shortly before the new rear end was fitted

Now rebuilt rear end of 2970

2970 at Walsall awaiting repaint

Ex 2970, now in preservation © David Cole

8110 restored to original Tracline 65 identity. The dot-matrix display and guide wheels are to be fitted in the near future.