Preserving WA's bus heritage
We're a volunteer society restoring and maintaining a working collection of heritage buses, from the early 1900s to the 2000s, at our Whiteman Park workshop.
See the buses
27 vehicles spanning a century of WA transport history, each with its own restoration story.
Browse the collection →Visit & tours
Ride a heritage bus on the Whiteman Park Discovery and Explorer tours, or arrange a workshop visit.
Plan a visit →Get involved
Join as a member, volunteer at the workshop on Tuesdays or Thursdays, or support us with a donation.
Find out how →A society of volunteers
The Society is made up of dedicated volunteers passionate about restoring and preserving Western Australia's bus transport history. We're funded by donations, grants and our members, and we operate our workshop at Whiteman Park to maintain and restore the fleet.
From working buses to restoration projects, the collection is cared for in the workshop and shared at community events, at Revolutions Transport Museum, and on the road.
A working collection, maintained and shared by BPSWA volunteers.
What's happening
On the shuttle service
Our 1980 Mercedes-Benz O305 (ex-MTT No. 339) stood in for our regular O405NH on the Whiteman Park Shuttle Service while it undergoes repairs.
Read more1929 Leyland Lion springs a leak
A coolant leak on our 1929 Leyland Lion LT1 turned out to be a corroded water-jacket cover — remade from scratch by our master mechanic.
Read moreMiss Pemberton progress
Work continues on our 1947 Bedford OB: the aluminium styling strips and internal woodwork are nearly complete, with seat fabrication next.
Read moreLatest from our workshop
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