Harry Blundred's Breadvans: Devon General in Exeter in the 90s.

Mini-Buses in Exeter in 1991.
After privatisation in 1986, with Harry Blundred as manager, Devon General in Exeter was in the forefront of the experiment in the 80s and 90s to replace conventional buses with hail and ride mini-buses with a fleet of 16 seater Ford Transits as well as some slightly bigger Mercedes Benz examples; both are seen in this video.
Other buses in Exeter are also seen notably an ex London Country Bristol LHS (GPD 316N) belonging to Devon Services on the route 359 to Moretonhampstead and Chagford.

[@davidwolff8903]

I worked for Harry Blundred for 5 years in Queensland Australia. He did the same here. Midi Buses on high frequency. Fantastic man Harry was. RIP Governer.

[@darrencred]

amazing, at the exeter bus station 50th, these stood out!...back in those days, of course, oaps didnt get free rides...nice to see it all at exeter today,...i liked the "Royal Blue"...and could have had a smoother ride on any of those to get back home on!

[@raymondfunnel6856]

Harry Blundred started the Oxford bus wars with the Oxford Minibus

[@Kiinell]

Wow, amazing. Really brought back some memories. Thanks!

[@thegooserider7245]

I remember these. I was eleven then

[@shanewarnes7339]

He completely Destroyed the Devon General. And for what ? Profit. I hope he rots in hell. He was even struck off the Bus coach council