Q83 was new to Dorking garage and was one of 50 converted in 1937 for Greenline Coach use by the addition of luggage racks and heaters, working from Leatherhead and Watford, Leavesden Road garages. With the introduction of new 10T10 coaches, it reverted to bus work from Guildford, then Windsor.

Inside, a longitudinal bench seat was fitted over the engine cover. The engine turned an offset differential on the rear axle, which necessitated the use of single tyres at the rear. This vehicle was one of 102 buses built for the country area during 1935-6. Originally at Dorking, it moved to Reigate from where it was withdrawn in 1953.

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The Cobham Bus Museum's own AEC Q/BRCW Q83 CGJ188 is seen at their Annual Spring Bus & Coach Gathering, at Wisley Airfield, on April 5th 2009.

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