The restored record-breaking craft is being transported to the Lake District after an ownership row.
Donald Campbell's Bluebird craft will return to the Lake District later, decades after its pilot was killed in a crash on Coniston Water.Following a legal battle, it is being handed to Coniston's Ruskin Museum.in Scotland in August 2018 and Mr Smith vowed to "fight to the death" over what he said was his stake in it.and the machine is expected to be collected from his North Shields workshop at about 11:00 GMT, with the journey to Coniston taking four hours.
He achieved a further world best on land in 1964 - becoming the only man to set fastest times on water and land in the same yearThe wreckage was raised by Bill Smith's dive team on 8 March 2001, with Mr Campbell's body recovered on 28 MayMr Campbell's daughter, Gina, will be at Coniston for its arrival where crowds of onlookers are expected to gather.
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