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SHOWBUS is on the move! For 2013 we are taking the event to a wider audience in the Heart of England. Join us at Long Marston Airfield in Shakespeare country just south of Stratford upon Avon on September 22nd.
SHOWBUS event in a BRAND NEW venue - Long Marston Airfield near STRATFORD-upon-AVON . 12 entry, free rides on site on selected entrants, free regular shuttle bus to and from Stratford, free bus connecting with key First Great Western trains at Honeybourne Station. Celebrating the cent...
Featuring Alexander T style coachwork, the successor to the famous Y-type, but not so widely used, this Lowland Scottish example perhaps not looking too out of place at Showbus, with Eastern Counties having operated some of the type from new. The Counties machines were on the more fam...
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Renault was a major French manufacturer, now part of the Irisbus manufacturing group. It absorbed French builders Berliet and Saviem. It also had a partnership with the American builder Mack and several Renaults were sold badged Mack. There is little helpful definitive information on ...
THE HISTORY OF SHOWBUS THE WORLD'S BIGGEST BUS RALLY Forty years ago in January 1973 a small group of vehicles gathered in the staff car park at Brunel University on a surprisingly sunny day. It was surprising in that the furthest travelled vehicle, a Guy bodied Guy Arab singledecker ...
Morleys exhibited this Alexander bodied Seddon Pennine VII, former Western SMT S604 (NSJ21R), at SHOWBUS 99.   S579 (MSJ385P) with Alexander T, rather than Y, style bodywork was shown at SHOWBUS International 2001 by Andrews. The coach had been converted for disabled access. ANDRE...
Cumberland Bristol FLF6G Lodekkas 711 and 712 (711/2GRM) dating from 1962, outside Carlisle in the late seventies. A Bristol RELL on the inspection ramp at the depot, the ECW body is of the early flat front shallow windscreen style with the less common T-shaped blind from the late six...
