Just imagine trying to reverse this one onto a site in your favorite caravan park, I thought this one showed a bit of imagination when we saw it, its brand new and home built.
-- Edited by aussietraveller on Wednesday 4th of September 2013 01:47:43 PM
In their day they used to hold approx 76 passengers and used in city areas. I am not sure as I have been out of the city for quite a while now but don't think they make build them any more. I think the back wheels where a bit up in that pic Marj, I remember your original post and your comment about that. They were never perfectly in line but not that bad. Don't think I would have one to travel in though. Horrible to drive. I have only driven one to relocate it as a favour.
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That could have been me Robyn. I took the photos at the time but was unable to put them on here till now.
The mother of the family had just had a baby the night before.
Yes Doug, the back wheels were up a bit. Was hard for him to find a flat bit of ground for the whole length. Probably all the important bits were in tveryhe front bit which was flat.
The writing on the bus said Adelaide Transit.
No, I wouldn't want to try and back it aussietraveller, and I doubt the driver would want to either..
I've seen a couple of bendy buses for sale, either on ebay or Gumtree, can't remember which. Selling them as a potential reno. I would imagine the fuel economy wouldn't be too good. Unless it was on gas.
I actually drive one of these wonderfull machines for a living,(along with normal buses and coaches) we put about 120 school kids on these and we have 6 of them plus a spare that goes and 4 spares that arent goers. Ours only do 80kph flat out down hill, Ive never worked out lt/k but it wouldnt be great.Not a great choice for travelling around this great brown land of ours.