1976 Trans‑Pennine Run Programme Historic Commercial Vehicle Collectible

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This original 1976 Trans‑Pennine Run programme is a superb piece of British commercial vehicle heritage. Produced for the annual Manchester‑to‑Harrogate run organised by the Historic Commercial Vehicle Club (Yorkshire Section), it features a striking cover image of a preserved fire engine and includes event details, route information, and period advertising.

Collectors of transport memorabilia, vintage motoring ephemera, and HCVC history will appreciate its authentic 1970s design and its connection to one of the UK’s most celebrated historic vehicle gatherings. A great addition to any collection of classic commercial vehicle material.

Preserving Britain’s Working Vehicles in the 1970s

By the mid‑1970s, interest in preserving historic commercial vehicles was growing rapidly. Events like the Trans‑Pennine Run brought together lorries, buses, fire engines, and service vehicles that once powered Britain’s industries and public services.

Programmes from these early years reflect the enthusiasm of the preservation movement and document vehicles that are now rare survivors. They offer valuable insight into the community spirit and dedication that helped safeguard Britain’s motoring heritage.

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1976 Trans‑Pennine Run Programme Historic Commercial Vehicle Collectible

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Description

This original 1976 Trans‑Pennine Run programme is a superb piece of British commercial vehicle heritage. Produced for the annual Manchester‑to‑Harrogate run organised by the Historic Commercial Vehicle Club (Yorkshire Section), it features a striking cover image of a preserved fire engine and includes event details, route information, and period advertising.

Collectors of transport memorabilia, vintage motoring ephemera, and HCVC history will appreciate its authentic 1970s design and its connection to one of the UK’s most celebrated historic vehicle gatherings. A great addition to any collection of classic commercial vehicle material.

Preserving Britain’s Working Vehicles in the 1970s

By the mid‑1970s, interest in preserving historic commercial vehicles was growing rapidly. Events like the Trans‑Pennine Run brought together lorries, buses, fire engines, and service vehicles that once powered Britain’s industries and public services.

Programmes from these early years reflect the enthusiasm of the preservation movement and document vehicles that are now rare survivors. They offer valuable insight into the community spirit and dedication that helped safeguard Britain’s motoring heritage.