Friday, 14 August 2015

FIRST ODDITIES IN THE NINETIES AND NOUGHTIES

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This odd Olympian/Roe 34529 NTC 129Y
came from First Somerset and Avon in 2004 and was originally at Bury St Edmunds before ending it's days at Norwich.
Whilst Alexander bodied Olympians are certainly common enough, this awful destination box style certainly wasn't 34922 G122 YEV is seen here arriving back from Colchester.
Bought from Midland Bluebird in 1995 this was one of two Leyland Leopard/Alexander typical of the Scottish Bus Group of the 1970's here we see 1810 DLS 353V , these oddities came in mainly for increased contract work in the Bury St Edmunds area.
Allocated to Ipswich for the majority of it's training career, 90279 GUW 503W a Leyland National 2 was uniquely Volvo engined during it's time with First Centrewest in London before coming to Ipswich in 1999.

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