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This is the joint website of the
Albion Vehicle Preservation Trust
and the Biggar Albion Foundation.
These two organisations today look after
Albion owners, enthusiasts and
enquirers.
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The Albion Vehicle Preservation
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The Albion Vehicle Preservation
Trust (Scottish Charity No.
SC028791) was formed in 1967 to
purchase, garage and rally one
of the last Albion heavy
coaches, a 1950 Valiant, and in
1991 a 1967 Viking coach doubled
the fleet. In a joint
arrangement with the Albion
Club, the AVPT keeps the
register of preserved Albions
and has so far collected details
of over 1000 Albions surviving
worldwide. If you have a
preserved Albion, or if you
discover an unrestored Albion
anywhere, please send details of
chassis number, registration
number and owner to us - details
are on the Contact Us page. |
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The Biggar Albion Foundation |
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The Biggar Albion Foundation
(Scottish Charity No. SC031203)
was formed in 2001 from
beginnings in the Biggar Museum
Trust. It looks after The
Albion Club and The
Albion Archive and is based
in Biggar, Lanarkshire, Scotland
where Thomas Blackwood Murray
(co-founder of Albion)
originally lived and where he
built and tested the first
Albion car. Membership is open
to all interested in Albions,
whether owners or not.
More details on the Albion Club
and Albion Archive can be found
on the Contact Us page. |
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