©John Berry: Southern Vectis Volvo B10M with Plaxton Premiere 350 body M305KOD in Moss Motors livery at Carisbrooke 10 December 2011
Milehouse 13 April 2008
©john Berry: Southern Vectis Volvo B10M with Plaxton Premiere 350 body N307UTT in Moss Motors livery at Carisbrooke 10 December 2011
©Steven Hughes 13 September 2004
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