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Chod North East. Spotting through time.


Jim Bell

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The Titan was an integral to follow on from the National.  The Olympian was a chassis based bus, more conventional, and came out a few years later.  Apart from a few odd sales, London bought nearly all the Titans though I think Reading bought a few new ones.  WMPTE and I think Manchester had tiny numbers.  Stagecoach seemed to do well with them and many lasted for ages with them.

 

Some great pictures thanks.

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Looking at these it's not difficult to see why O/S/F Tax exists,nalmost every picture from the 50's to 90's is full of Fords.

Just the sight of a Cortina or Transit can stir nostalgic memories in even the most cynical of Citroenists or Jap lickers .its fun spotting the odd Fiat 132 or Datsun Cherry ,but the wall to wall Dagenham( or Halewood or Cologne etc) Dustbins , just shout This is Working Class Britain.

The Rootes Arrow minicabs come as no surprise ,Terry drove one in the 'Whatever happened to The Likely Lads'

Christmas special.

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