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Just came across this BBC link about the new double-decker bus for London... https://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/magazine/8690200.stm
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The new Routemaster bus
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BabaKahawa
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Slick.... but those old ones have the memories.
aeronca65t
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Neat. An appropriate successor.
One of the local British car guys has an old double-decker (with a Gardiner diesel engine).
When I was a kid in England, they took some of the old double-decker busses and parked them on the beach...rented them out as "beach cottages".
Somewhere, I have a picture of my folks on vacation at one of these "cottages"......have to see if I can find it.
One of the local British car guys has an old double-decker (with a Gardiner diesel engine).
When I was a kid in England, they took some of the old double-decker busses and parked them on the beach...rented them out as "beach cottages".
Somewhere, I have a picture of my folks on vacation at one of these "cottages"......have to see if I can find it.
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aeronca65t said:
back in 2004 or so we were driving from Ontario to Bayonne to pick up a cruise - middle of the night, raining, I-90 somewhere, 70mph: I blasted past a Routemaster rumbling along - I still wonder what it was and where it was going - I think they would make the coolest RV conversions ever. Upstairs bedroom downstairs living and dining.
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Very cool.
However, I do miss the old Routemaster. I remember the first time I went to London after they were retired, and the streets just didn't seem quite the same without them. *sigh*
There's a flea market vendor that shows up to the AACA show in Hershey every year in a Routemaster. Fantastic!
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However, I do miss the old Routemaster. I remember the first time I went to London after they were retired, and the streets just didn't seem quite the same without them. *sigh*
There's a flea market vendor that shows up to the AACA show in Hershey every year in a Routemaster. Fantastic!
B.