Minor trouble at duck pond

[Bill_qaz]

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[59Elva]

So peachy. Love it.

[philthehill]

Hitting the fruit and veg display used to be a regular occurrence at the the grocery shop at the bottom of Bell Lane, Blockley, Glos (Father Brown territory).

[Wes]

Bet theres a HOP jigsaw of this out there

[POMMReg]

Drunk disposable bbq driving

[Wes]

They seem to be holding up the getaway bus from The Italian Job

[POMMReg]

They seem to be holding up the getaway bus from The Italian Job

That was a Bedford VAL, this is a Vega?

[les]

Did you get the reg number and chassis details of the Bedford Chris ?

[Bill_qaz]

Can't beat a man who knows his charabanc by model.
AEC man myself

[POMMReg]

Can't beat a man who knows his charabanc by model.
AEC man myself

Varied bodies on bus/coaches, okay ECW & Duple but nuffink else.

Yes to pre BL AEC

[Bill_qaz]

Can't beat a man who knows his charabanc by model.
AEC man myself

Varied bodies on bus/coaches, okay ECW & Duple but nuffink else.

Yes to pre BL AEC

Did you mean MCW, METRO Camel Weyman from memory
Also Plaxton
Leyland had a bus devision also

[59Elva]

Are you guys speaking in English or some kind of secret code?

[geoberni]

Are you guys speaking in English or some kind of secret code?

Traditional UK Bus/Coach builders that dominated most of the last century, 1900s until the 1980s in some cases.

The archetypal London Bus, for example, were by AEC.

[Bill_qaz]

Are you guys speaking in English or some kind of secret code?

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Built in May 1899 by the Lancashire Steam Motor Company (which later became Leyland Motors), the very first Leyland passenger bus was a steam-powered vehicle with 18 seats and a top speed of 8 mph, delivered to the Dundee & District Tramways Company.