(19 Jul 2026, 9:54 pm)Malarkey wrote .Without a doubt, the highlight of the day for me was seeing former Lothian Buses 664 (SN04 AAJ), the Dennis Trident Plaxton President, looking absolutely superb back in its Airlink 100 livery. I believe this was its first outing since the restoration was completed, and the standard of work is outstanding. It's great to see another former Lothian President preserved, joining 219 (XIL 1489), 572 (W572 RSG) and 601 (SN51 AYB).
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Seeing SN04 AAJ back in Airlink colours was worth the trip on its own, but the amount of preserved Lothian buses on display made it an even more memorable day alongside all the other buses from my childhood in attendance.

It was an absolute highlight. It was out on display at the Open weekend last year but was bunched up with the other Lothian stuff. I did ask if it was going out on anything or moving and they said it wouldn't be which was a shame. When i saw it was advertised for the event it was without a doubt a worthy trip up there. Here it is siting between a Leyland Atlantean & Leyland Lynx
 
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This is its first time doing runs but could be wrong but I hope its out during the open weekend