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Posted by dbg at 2/27/2009 12:17:00 PM 3 comments
Labels: FDC, Reliability
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"certainly has potential to build up into something interesting”
| Devon bus scene is a nice new web site with a clean design which looks well made and certainly has potential to build up into something interesting. Its early days and there is not much there yet - but keep an eye on it! |
Posted by dbg at 2/25/2009 11:36:00 PM 0 comments
Labels: www
"After a long wait the London Tridents have finally started to arrive” Elsewhere… T878KLF in London T879KLF in London T879KLF in London T880KLF in London Make your own - Paper model to cut out and make of T878KLF Louis Flickr stream | ©Louisandbuses. Flickr After a long wait the London Tridents have finally started to arrive in Plymouth. At least three are known to have arrived so far T878-80KLF which are in standard Barbie livery. I was looking for a few photos of the buses up in London and was really surprised to see that Louis has got one in Plymouth - well done! |
Posted by dbg at 2/23/2009 11:58:00 PM 3 comments
Labels: Dennis Trident, FDC, Incoming
"which look great even in the current dull National Express livery” Elsewhere… AEC Regents Flickr Christian Wolmar on National Express | ©AecRegent “Having just left the bus station in Bristol, this coach is keeping left to go up the M32 and then the M4 to its destination at London Victoria. Taken from a pedestrian bridge over the road” OES628Y Bond Street. Bristol July 1986 (I assume not 1896!) Trathens have long been linked to the Neoplan Skyliners having introduced them on their London services way back in 1981. They still have a batch of them on National Express duties which look great even in the current dull National Express livery. The word is however that this will soon come to an end as they are about to be replaced by 15M long single deck coaches. No idea what these will be yet, but I cant see them being as impressively distinctive as the Skyliners. Shame. 15M of plain white coach with a few grey ‘stair rods’ at the back. Hardly eye catching is it? |
Posted by dbg at 2/22/2009 01:37:00 PM 5 comments
Labels: National Express, Neoplan, Sunday Best, Trathens
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