Four views of Cardiff Fleetline 570 on its' return to the British mainland after exile in the Irish Republic.

570 is made ready for the last leg of its' journey back to Wales at Seaforth Docks Liverpool 25/3/07.

resting at the M6 services Stafford.  Though on-tow 570's engine was running, supplying braking assistance to the tow truck and power steering for Roger and Mac who sat in turn behind the wheel for the 250 mile journey.

570 displays its' Irish identity in the form of Dublin registration number '72 D 27' seen passing the M6 toll road on its' way home after a 21 year life as a playbus.

back on Welsh soil, well nearly, 570  arrived at Lydney for storage at 8:30pm after the long haul from Liverpool Docks. 25/3/07.

The three surviving Cardiff, Leyland engined Daimler Fleetlines.

These buses were part of Cardiff's largest delivery of buses from one single supplier, (until the advent of the Alexander VRTs) and comprised 35 vehicles, always favorites with the drivers due to their speed and power steering.

570 exhibits the Rediffusion all-over add at Cardiff's Sloper Rd Depot circa 1976.

585 poses at Cardiff Civic Centre in 1972, before it's trip to Stuttgart one of Cardiff's Twinned Cities.

584 is seen under reconstruction at the Coventry Apprentice College.

585 seen nearing completion in August 2006 after major body frame repairs.