According to Bus Lists on the Web they were first registered to Timpsons of London.
Thank you Dennis for the information, I considered London because of the number plates.
I still think that they were eventually owned by Glasgow Corporation in Bonny Scotland.
It is a wee while since I went over the border into Scotland, perhaps I will visit later this year.
Cheers, Ray.
Hi Ray, yeah get your ass up here for a visit. Unfortunately the bus scene has been sanitised so the variety of colour schemes is limited. The Glasgow Vintage Vehicle Museum is certainly worth a visit though.
Don’t you mean satinized by the likes of 1st group , Stage coach , Go backwards and Arriva
Sorry, that’s exactly what I meant. I just assumed that readers would get the point without me stating the obvious. My bad.
One of the worst examples of sanitisation via nationalisation was East Kent Road Car Co. in about 1970. See below.
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Take the east Kent off the NBC coloured bus and it’s could have been any where in the country
The old British Rail coaches were in a similar red/cream if I remember? Although in different proportions. “Blood and Custard”
Compared to French ones, British railway carriages often displayed smart colours!
Skoda 706 articulated bus (Czecoslovakia)
Here’s the picture!
A OK nice pic of a Canadian snow bus
Bus and Coach Running Day at Weymouth August 2021, credit to Andrew Bone for the photo.
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Newcastle trolley buses waiting to be scrapped
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