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Latest revision as of 23:27, 8 July 2022

Bus 262
Chassis Leyland National
Depot ---
Entered Service ---
Removed from Service ---
Desto Equipment Roller Blind
VIN 10951/2R 01312
Body Leyland (UK)
Body Number ---
Body Date Dec 1974
Seating B39D
Fuel Diesel
Gallery Album Bus 262

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Bus 262 was a Leyland National

Notes

  • After leaving ACTION it operated for Greenline Coaches, Morphett Vale SA (Fleet Number 23, Registration VGS 239) and the seating layout changed to B42D.
  • It then operated for Transit Regency SA (Fleet number 42, registration VGS 239)
  • It then operated for Barossa-Adelaide Bus Service, Nuriootpa SA (Fleet number L4, registration VGS 239)

All Over Advertising

Lennock Motorscommenced November 1977

Hodgkinson Real Estatecommenced 7 February 1983

  • With its black colour scheme, the Union was concerned that the bus would get too hot and not be seen at night. The livery cost $10,000 for two years.[1]

Kodak Video

Transfer History

Date From To Reason
18 Jul 1983 Belconnen Woden

References