For many years, Plaxton of Scarborough has been at the forefront of British coachbuilding and has been the leading light in design and technological advancement on numerous occasions. During the 1960s, the Panorama was the best-selling British-built coach body, and its successor the Panorama Elite introduced several ground-breaking features we take for granted in coach bodies of today. The story of these elegant Yorkshire-built icons is told through 180 colour photographs, all taken during their operating heyday and accompanied by informative and sometimes humorous captions.

About the Author
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 AEC's, 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.

Reviews
'Another super book from Amberley and excellent value for money.' -- Vintage Commercials Magazine, May 2024
'All the minor design changes given to the Panorama range are shown on the excellent photographs contained in this book, and as such it will delight all those enthusiasts who have an interest in coaches rather than buses.' -- Bus Fayre, Summer 2024
'Recommended, an attractive window on the coaching world of the later 20th Century.' -- Bus and Coach Buyer, October 2024



Book Information
ISBN 9781445679297
Author Howard Berry
Format Paperback
Page Count 96
Imprint Amberley Publishing
Publisher Amberley Publishing
Weight(grams) 303g