Dennis Lancet railway road service bus 1947

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In this video we are having a look at a 1947 Dennis Lancet railway road service bus. This bus is owned and has been restores by the Bus Preservation society of Western Australia and is currently on display at Revolutions Transport Museum in Whiteman Park.
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3 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 11

@davidmaxep5434 22 дня назад

Hi Geoffrey, another enjoyable video. Brings back memories!

@brookdalefarm7986 19 дней назад

Hi David, I am glad you enjoyed it. Thanks from Geoffrey

@neilmcintosh1200 18 дней назад

What a delight.

@johnjordan4647 22 дня назад

New Zealand Road Services which was a division of New Zealand Railways ran a fleet of buses based on the S class Bedford truck. Apparently they had the largest fleet of this model in the world. Went to school in the 1960’s everyday on one . They were probably at least 10 years younger than the WA bus. Thanks for the video 👍

@brookdalefarm7986 19 дней назад

Hi John, there were a few bus companies here in Western Australia that used various trucks as the base for their busses. Thanks from Geoffrey

@robertmcgowan3352 22 дня назад

Very similar body type to the AEC the tramways ran here in Victoria

@brookdalefarm7986 19 дней назад

Hi Robert the body was locally built here in WA, but imagine the design was a common one around Australia. Thanks from Geoffrey

@thomasaanderson9679 22 дня назад

Beautiful restoration - I assume the bodywork was done by a WA firm ? And its a diesel engine. Dennis also built a lot of impressive fire engines.

@brookdalefarm7986 19 дней назад

Hi, yes it was a locally built body on the bus and yes it has a 6cylinder Diesel engine in it. Unfortunately I missed getting any video of the engine it’s self. I do like the 1920’s and 30’s fire engines. Thanks from Geoffrey

@chris-ls3sd2pz5c 22 дня назад

one thing buses of today don't have a is the pram hooks on the back of the bus for mums who had a pram and the conductor would hook it up on the back for the mum

@brookdalefarm7986 19 дней назад

Hi Chris, I remember when they removed the pram hooks after a Mum put the baby in the pram and then the bus drove off before she could un how the pram. Thanks from Geoffrey