Vehicles Currently Stored Off Site
- UDL 673S 5066/673 - A Bristol VR new to Southern Vectis. It was donated to the Museum in May 2009 having been last operated with Damory Coaches. This vehicle is stored off site.
- A700 DDL 700 - A Leyland Olympian with Eastern Coach Works body. Donated to the Museum in 2005 after withdrawal from Wilts & Dorset.
- SDL 638J 628 - A 1971 Bristol VRT - Eastern Coach Works, new in 1971. This vehicle is privately owned and not on display in 2010 or 2011. Currently stored off site.
- PDL 519 - After service with Southern Vectis, the bus was sold to Topdeck Travel and made 20 trips to Nepal & Tibet. In July 2007, after being in the museum for 10 years, the bus was started and successfully put through an MOT and later driven to Dublin and back. Currently with Top-Deck Travel doing reenactment work.
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