Privately owned German Trolleybus 5 Garrett 1926 Copenhagen 34 Sunbeam 1947 Hastings Corporation 52 BUT 9611T 1953 Maidstone Corporation Transport 87 BUT 9612T 1956 Ashton-Under-Lyne Corporation 202 Sunbeam 1935 Bournemouth Corporation 224 Sunbeam 1953 Derby Corporation (away from museum undergoing restoration) 237 Sunbeam 1960 Derby Corporation (Privately Owned) 246 Sunbeam 1958 Belfast Corporation 260 AEC 1936 London Transport 286 Sunbeam 1959 Bournemouth Corporation 313 BUT 1951 Portsmouth Corporation 628 BUT 1950 Newcastle Corporation 1201 Leyland 1938 London Transport 1521 Chassisless Construction by Metro-Cammell using AEC components 1940 London Transport Motorbuses 21 AEC Regent II 1947 Lowestoft Corporation LL408 Bristol 1948 Eastern Counties RTL 1050 Leyland Titan 1950 London Transport LFL57 Bristol Lodekka 1962 Eastern Counties 4 AEC Swift 1969 Lowestoft corporation 85 AEC Reliance 1964 Great Yarmouth 4 AEC Swift 1969 Lowestoft Corporation VR385 Bristol VR 1972 Eastern Counties 13 Mercedes-Benz 608D 1987 Lincolnshire Road Car 66 Leyland PD2/1 1949 Great Yarmouth Corporation 62 Dennis Dart 1995 Great Yarmouth Transport Locomotives There are four locomotives which operate on the gauge East Suffolk Light Railway. All of them have four-wheel chassis, with diesel engines and mechanical transmission. One was made by Ruston and Hornsby of Lincoln and three were made by Motor Rail of Bedford. The frames of a fourth Motor Rail locomotive were used to form the chassis of a brakevan. See also List of transport museums List of trolleybus systems in the United Kingdom The Trolleybus Museum at Sandtoft Black Country Living Museum - also with trolleybuses and trams Gallery Bibliography References External links Museum website Bus museums in England Lowestoft Museums in Suffolk Tram museums Tramways with double-decker trams Transport museums in England Trolleybus transport in the United Kingdom