redevelopment of the old museum site and the construction of a new building at the new location, thus providing the museum with a secure home from where it could open daily to the public. The new, purpose-built premises opened on 1 August 2011 and the London Bus Museum name was adopted. List of vehicles Knifeboard Horse-Bus built in 1875. Three Light Garden-Seat Horse-Bus built in 1890. Four-Light Garden-Seat Horse-Bus built in 1890. AEC NS-type bus – NS174 - XO 1048 - built in 1923. Leyland LB5 – "Chocolate Express" - XU 7498 - built in 1924. Dennis 4-ton bus – D142 - XX 4591 - built in 1925. AEC Regal I bus – T31 - UU 6646 - built in 1929. AEC Regent I bus – ST922 - GJ 2098 - built in 1930. AEC Regal I coach – T357 - GN 8242 - built in 1931. AEC Renown bus – LT1059 - GO 5170 - built in 1931. AEC Regent I Breakdown Tender – 738J - AGX 520 - built in 1933. AEC Regent I bus - STL441 - AXM 693 - built in 1934. AEC Q-type coach – Q83 - CGJ 188 - built in 1935. AEC Regal I coach – T448 - CXX 171 - built in 1936. AEC Regent I bus – STL2093 - DLU 92 - built in 1937. AEC Regent I bus – STL2377 - EGO 426 - built in 1937. AEC Regal I coach – T504 - ELP 228 - built in 1938. AEC Regent III prototype bus – RT1 - EYK 396 - built in 1939. Guy Arab II bus – G351 - HGC 130 - built in 1945. AEC Regent III bus – RT2657 - LYR 641 - built in 1948. Bedford O Canteen Unit – 702B - built in 1948. AEC Regal IV prototype bus – UMP 227 - built in 1949. Leyland 7RT bus – RTL139 - KGK 803 - built in 1949. AEC Regal IV Sightseeing Coach – RF19 - LUC 219 - built in 1951. AEC Regal IV sightseeing coach – RFW6 - LUC 381 - built in 1951. AEC Regal IV coach – RF226 - MLL 763 - built in 1952. AEC Regal IV bus – RF395 - MXX 283 - built in 1952. AEC Regent III bus – RT2775 - LYR 826 - built in 1952. AEC Regent III bus – RT3491 - LYR 910