Re: Re: Trolley Bus Season is Open!
Bill Bolton
Saturday, February 23, 2002 12:28 PM
On Sun, 24 Feb 2002 00:04:52 +1300, Brent Efford wrote:
I thought Hastings (UK) #45, a circa 1929 Guy BTX chassis with single
deck Ransomes body, was the oldest operable trolley bus?!? Of course
there's no trolleybus system in Hastings to operate it on, but I
believe it been to Sandtoft and operated there.
Hastings also has a 1928 Guy BTX chassis with a open top double deck
body that has Commer diesel engine installed in place of the electric
motor.
Cheers,
Bill
Bill Bolton
Sydney, Australia
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Christchurch 210, of 1931 vintage, in front (believed to be the oldest
operating trolleybus in the world).
I thought Hastings (UK) #45, a circa 1929 Guy BTX chassis with single
deck Ransomes body, was the oldest operable trolley bus?!? Of course
there's no trolleybus system in Hastings to operate it on, but I
believe it been to Sandtoft and operated there.
Hastings also has a 1928 Guy BTX chassis with a open top double deck
body that has Commer diesel engine installed in place of the electric
motor.
Cheers,
Bill
Bill Bolton
Sydney, Australia
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