It was subsequently reported in the January 2010 issue of the PSV Circle's Overseas Journal as having been exported to Cyprus where it became TKWU129 as part of the PEAL Larnaca fleet.
Roy
Thursday, 31 August 2017
#TBT ~ Beach Coach Station August 1994 (Part Five)
Today's Throw Back Thursday (#TBT) is the penultimate part of our series featuring visitors appearing at Great Yarmouth's Beach Coach Station during August 1994.
This week's offering is a more 'local' bus in the form of Ipswich Buses Optare Delta bodied DAF SB220 L182ADX. The forty-four seat bus was purchased new in April 1994 acquiring fleet number 182. It later appeared at Manchester's Victoria Station on rail replacement duties during December 2008 with Hunter of Moorstown having received their two tone blue livery. My thanks to Paul Turner for the correction
It was subsequently reported in the January 2010 issue of the PSV Circle's Overseas Journal as having been exported to Cyprus where it became TKWU129 as part of the PEAL Larnaca fleet.
Roy
It was subsequently reported in the January 2010 issue of the PSV Circle's Overseas Journal as having been exported to Cyprus where it became TKWU129 as part of the PEAL Larnaca fleet.
Roy
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According to my records, Ipswich 182 went to Hunter, Moortown in November 2008 (not 1998), having been sold by Ipswich to Geoff Ripley, the Carlton dealer, the previous month along with similar buses 181 and 184. Therefore its stay at Ipswich was 10 years longer than your blog implies.
ReplyDeleteAndy Saunders
PSV Circle sub-editor
Thanks for the correction Andy (and others!) - the post has now been amended accordingly. The additional information is of interest too.
ReplyDelete(Note to self - mustn't be too hasty in publishing without checking the information thoroughly!)