EXPLORE GLASGOW'S VINTAGE BUS SCENE
Exploring Glasgow's Vintage Vehicle Scene in 2024
Glasgow Vintage Vehicle Trust is making waves as it sails into its 21st year, breaking records and delighting enthusiasts with its impressive collection and lively events. The trust, known for its rich history and dedication to preserving Glasgow's transport heritage, has been drawing in more members, visitors, and passengers than ever before.
Imagine a sea of vintage buses and cars, a mighty supply of bacon rolls and burgers stretching from Bridgeton Bus Garage to George Square and back. That's the atmosphere the trust brought to life in 2023, marking its milestone anniversary with a bang.
The excitement doesn't stop there. As the trust gears up for 2024, they're rolling out their popular Open Sundays starting in April. These Sundays promise free historic bus rides to the City Centre, creating a nostalgic journey for all who hop on board. But wait, there's more! During the winter months, the trust offers guided tours of Bridgeton Garage, giving enthusiasts a behind-the-scenes peek into Glasgow's vintage transport world.
For those planning a visit, it's essential to note that the trust is not open to the public except on specified dates. These dates include a mix of pre-booked guided tours and Open Days, ensuring there's something for everyone throughout the year.
Here's a glimpse of the planned public open days and tours for 2024:
Sat 13 April – Shawlands Vintage Vehicle Pop-Up
Sat 20 April – Guided Tours
Sun 5 May – Open Sunday
Sat 25 May – Guided Tours
Sun 2 June – Open Sunday
Sun 16 June – Guided Tours
Sun 30 June – West End Bus Fest
Sun 7 July – Open Sunday
Sat 20 July – Guided Tours
Sun 28 July – Family & Community event
Sun 1 September – Open Sunday
12 & 13 October 2024 – Annual Open Weekend
Whether you're a vintage vehicle enthusiast, a history buff, or just looking for a unique outing in Glasgow, the Glasgow Vintage Vehicle Trust promises an unforgettable experience. Mark your calendars and get ready to embark on a journey through time and transport!
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