Manchester's buses worked hard for their living, most then went for scrap with few surviving for further use. However, 436 was one which did and became a holiday chalet many miles from the city in Shropshire. Rescued for preservation, it is now in the Museum of Transport for restoration. 436, new in 1934 is the first Crossley Mancunian, has one of the first all-Crossley steel-framed bodies and is the only surviving pre-war Manchester double-decker. This is 436's story.
Softback, 32 pages
100% of the income from every sale will go into the restoration fund for 436 at the Museum of Transport.