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AEC Regent I - STL 2093 Date: 1937 Registration: DLU 92 Acquired by Museum: 1984 Current State: Unrestored STL 2093 was delivered to London Transport in June 1937 and allocated to Cricklewood garage as one of a batch of STLs with Park Royal metal framed bodies, which later suffered severe corrosion problems. Most of the batch had their metal framed bodies scrapped during 1948-1949 and were re-bodied with wooden framed bodies from later series STL 2516-2647 built in 1939. STL 2093 received the body from STL 2570 in April 1949. Finally withdrawn from Alperton garage in the early part of 1954, it was relegated to a training vehicle at Merton and later Stockwell garages until March 1955. Disposal was to dealer, W North of Leeds, in June 1955 later joining Reliance Motor Services of Newbury as fleet No 39 in August 1955. Purchased for preservation by Mr D Cowing in May 1958, who restored it to pre-war London Transport livery, and rallied it for a few years, until STL 2093s state gradually deteriorated. It passed to Mr P Marshall in 1976 and arrived at Cobham Bus Museum in August 1984. The lower deck seating was reinstated a few years ago, and the bus now serves as the "Regent Cinema", which is used to show a short film about the Museums vehicles. Chassis: AEC Regent 1 Body: LPTB H30/26R Engine: AEC A173 7.7 litre diesel with mechanical pre-select gearbox Vehicle Classification: 19STL16/2 Date into service: 1937 Date of withdrawal: 1954

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