The Plaxton Supreme was the epitome of classic British coachbuilding and was the most popular British built coach body of the 1970s and 1980s. Its high-floor cousin, the Viewmaster was the first high-floor coach built by a British coachbuilder and set the standard for many years to come. The story of these icons of British coachbuilding is told through 180 colour photographs, all taken during their operating heyday and accompanied by informative and sometimes humorous captions.
A fond photographic tribute to the Supreme era of Plaxton coaches. Photographs all taken during their operating heyday.
Howard Berry inherited his interest in road transport from his father. He has a real fondness for or the products of AEC, and for many years has been a Director and committee member of The AEC Society. Having written numerous articles on coach companies who operated AECs, he took the plunge and published his first book, a history or Roselyn Coaches of Cornwall in 2017. He has spent 30 years in the passenger transport industry and lives in rural North Shropshire.
