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How many tonnes of drugs were taken during the production of this advert?
So bad, it's good! 😂
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1 hour ago, Remspoor said:
My that was technical for kids. Some things must have gone right over their heads. It must have been filmed before 1983 because they did not use seat belts in the front of the Transit during filming.
Thanks for posting a little gem.
My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it! Yes I wondered about the seat belts too! 😎
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Right. Let's spend a bit of time in The Potteries:
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On 7/4/2023 at 1:32 PM, andyberg said:
Don't know if any of these have been stuck on here, these are my daily drive at work. 14metres long and 3 metres wide. Too wide for public roads. Proper barges, crap steering lock and gutless engines. Mind you we are not allowed over 15 mph on the ramp. Can be a bit* tricky to move between the planes when it's busy.
https://www.cobus-industries.com/produkte/cobus-3000/
Thankyou very much for sharing. Wondered what these were like to drive! Interesting FWD layout too! 😎
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1 hour ago, rml2345 said:
Duplicates could produce anything as long as it would keep up, particularly as Eastern Scottish were always one bus short of a fleet. When they got their Seddons all muddled up some of the Y-Type buses with coach gearing would turn up on duplicates or summer Blackpools whilst the Plaxton bodied coaches trundled about on locals. Also, at least one Leyland Lion decker made it to Victoria...
Fuck! Thats a rare beast! A DAB built Leyland Lion ! 😎 Thankyou very much for posting this picture! 😎
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8ULK on an articulated lorry the other day. No pictures as I was driving. 😎
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12 hours ago, martc said:
Ralph Featherstone Bennett had some considerable involvement with the 'Londoner' and his 'Mancunian' design was a success, so as London Transport needed a modem fleet, I can understand why they approached him:
https://mancunian1001.wordpress.com/2016/01/07/ralph-bennett-his-life-in-the-company-of-buses/
As can be seen from the article above, his designs made a real difference to British bus design.
Incidentally, a derivative of the 'Mancunian' was exported to New York in the 'seventies...
Personally, I don't get the opprobrium the DMS family recieved. LT needed modernising and ancient relics such as the RT and RM were not really going to cut it in a modern city.
I have driven RT, RTW and RM types and although they're fun, it is obvious that accessibility is challenging and so is the driving- although there is obviously a lot more traffic on the road these days. 😎
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10 hours ago, Metal Guru said:
I’m concedaring giving up on this as it’s plane we’re running out of trees. Well that’s my opineon, maybe it’s not poplar.
Fir the love of god, I can't think of any more either!
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1 hour ago, High Jetter said:
Oak A
You're giving it Larch, mate...
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16 hours ago, Metal Guru said:
Ash you like.
I can't beech that...
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24 minutes ago, Metal Guru said:
I teak it you can’t think of any more.
I don't want to go against the grain...
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1 hour ago, Metal Guru said:
yew’d regret it!
I'd better bough out before the jokes get too silly...
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6 hours ago, martc said:
But wood you ride it?
No, I'd get too much stick...
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This link didn't work for some time. It does work now:
https://youtu.be/J3b9sHPSJGM