Bus nostalgia

Started by splott, 12 March 2010, 20:14:10

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tunnie

QuoteFar more interesting that global warming one of nickbats posts  ::)  ;D or the election, how about extending to other commercials, :) please keep them coming..... :y

Vamps

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QuoteFar more interesting that global warming one of nickbats posts  ::)  ;D or the election, how about extending to other commercials, :) please keep them coming..... :y

Stirrer........... ;D ;D ;D

tunnie

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QuoteFar more interesting that global warming one of nickbats posts  ::)  ;D or the election, how about extending to other commercials, :) please keep them coming..... :y

Stirrer........... ;D ;D ;D

I just have the balls to say what we were all thinking  ::)  ;D

Vamps

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QuoteFar more interesting that global warming one of nickbats posts  ::)  ;D or the election, how about extending to other commercials, :) please keep them coming..... :y

Stirrer........... ;D ;D ;D

I just have the balls to say what we were all thinking  ::)  ;D

Fair comment...... :y :y

splott

QuoteFar more interesting than global warming or the election threads, how about extending to other commercials, :) please keep them coming..... :y

One for Vamps and one for the other Bus Anoraks...................................................... :y

1)    What type of bus?
2)    Name the type of truck and company that owned it?


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tunnie

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QuoteFar more interesting than global warming or the election threads, how about extending to other commercials, :) please keep them coming..... :y

One for Vamps and one for the other Bus Anoraks...................................................... :y

1)    What type of bus?
2)    Name the type of truck and company that owned it?


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377 CTV Albion?  ::)

splott

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QuoteFar more interesting than global warming or the election threads, how about extending to other commercials, :) please keep them coming..... :y

One for Vamps and one for the other Bus Anoraks...................................................... :y

1)    What type of bus?
2)    Name the type of truck and company that owned it?


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377 CTV Albion?  ::)

Bo***cks that bit didn't show in the preview :-[ :-[ :y
No clue for the truck though Tunnie 8-)
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Sixstring

Are they both "albion"???

think the bus is a '59.........?
Self confessed Electro-Mechanical nut, Guitarist/Singer and Motorcyclist. Drives an estate due to all the equipment he has to carry,Electrickery fiddler who loves Automatics and BIG Vee engines.

splott

QuoteAre they both "albion"???

think the bus is a '59.........?

Yep both Albions circa 1959, the haulage company went over to Foden soon after ( I think ) :y :y
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Sixstring

Feel quite pleased with myself now...............what model is the bus, and where was it taken?
Self confessed Electro-Mechanical nut, Guitarist/Singer and Motorcyclist. Drives an estate due to all the equipment he has to carry,Electrickery fiddler who loves Automatics and BIG Vee engines.

Seth

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The bus looks like a former Ribble 'White Lady'.
Leyland Titan PD1 (or PD2) chassis - forerunners of the 'Gay Hostess' Atlanteans.

The lorry is a LAD-cabbed Albion.
Depending on wheel-arrangement, it could be a Chieftain, Clydesdale or Reiver etc model.

'LAD' = Leyland Albion Dodge - who all used this cab, though with detail differences across the ranges.
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Sixstring

Dunno much about the buses, but pretty sure what you are referring to is the front wheel arrangement, i.e twin front steering wheels more than one or two rear axles with twin tyred wheels?
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Seth

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QuoteDunno much about the buses, but pretty sure what you are referring to is the front wheel arrangement, i.e twin front steering wheels more than one or two rear axles with twin tyred wheels?

I know that the 6x4 models were badged as Reivers, and 4x4s were Clydesdales.
During the late '60s/early '70s; some had LAD cabs, some had the Ergomatic tilt-cab.
The 'Ergo' was mounted on AEC, Albion and Leyland goods chassis.
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splott

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QuoteDunno much about the buses, but pretty sure what you are referring to is the front wheel arrangement, i.e twin front steering wheels more than one or two rear axles with twin tyred wheels?

I know that the 6x4 models were badged as Reivers, and 4x4s were Clydesdales.
During the late '60s/early '70s; some had LAD cabs, some had the Ergomatic tilt-cab.
The 'Ergo' was mounted on AEC, Albion and Leyland goods chassis.
;)


Here you go guys :y
Albion with a LAD cab........................................ :y

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splott

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QuoteAre they both "albion"???

think the bus is a '59.........?



Yep both Albions circa 1959, the haulage company went over to Foden soon after ( I think ) :y :y



The company is Hoveringham and they went over to these................................................. :y

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