Hi,
Dose anyone know a website where you can buy an old Route Master bus direct from London Transport or any of the privaters?
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Are you having a rush of blood to the head? Your first thread started with a Volvo, then on to a Range Rover.....
There could be a long-nosed aeroplane going cheap somewhere near Bristol. Partly French so it may roll on corners and the interior trim could be tatty.
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No, I'm just interested,sorry.
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school boy, you keep posting, enjoy yourself, look at the "discussion" you started on the auto/manual thread! Someone will be along with a Routemaster website, owners club, or one for sale before too long.
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...and dodgy electrics.
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Oh, and also ignore the anti-french car brigade.
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you can adopt one ( Routemaster that is, not a french plane with dodgy electrics)
www.kevinmcgowan.org/lbpt.html
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and in answer to your next question before you answer it - if you want to buy a tank/armoured personel carrier/howitzer try here
www.witham-sv.com
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Don't know about buying one but I'll be hiring one (and a black cab) for my brother's wedding next year.
Should be entertaining, a bus full of rugby fans and off-duty police officers.....
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a bus full of rugby fans and off-duty police officers.....
so it's going to be a civilised affair then!
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Yup ND had one for my wedding as well. Because my late father was a bus conductor and we also had to get 70 odd people from a church in London with good parking, to Guys Hospital Conference Suite which has pants parking. Ones without automatic doors cost more though cos they then need a conductor who has to be paid.
Jim
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Don't know about a RouteMaster but I do know of a Leyland Atlantean, c.1970, cheap. Contact me if you want to know more.
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