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(view all 5 comments)No - it's a Crossley!
show full show summaryI've found a photo in an old book ('Buses and Coaches 1945-1965' by John C Gillham), which shows another coach like this one with exactly the same radiator. The caption states: 'For the last year or so of production both double and single deck...
I've found a photo in an old book ('Buses and Coaches 1945-1965' by John C Gillham), which shows another coach like this one with exactly the same radiator. The caption states: 'For the last year or so of production both double and single deck Crossleys had this improved style of radiator with more polished metal'.
Posted by Malcolm Johnson on Fri 10 Aug 2007 21:28:02 GMT
Maudslay or Crossley?
I'm open to correction, but I thought Crossleys didn't have the central strip down the radiator?
Posted by Malcolm Johnson on Thu 09 Aug 2007 21:43:07 GMT
Maudslay coach OUB29
This is a Crossley
Posted by Guest on Thu 09 Aug 2007 16:29:18 GMT