In the film Burning Buses by British Pathe, they actually go in with sledge hammers and crowbars and bust everything up and smash all the windows out and stuff. Maybe they will want you to help scrap a bus and you can have a fun time fubarring everything in sight!
The Lothian Transport bus SN57 DDE that we can see is currently taxed until April 2025,and had a new change of keeper after this video was made, so the place must also sell buses on as well.
YN56 FAJ has the old Reading Buses interior but was new to sister company Newbury Buses as 8 for the Vodafone HQ shuttle. This is not to be confused with Newbury & District who now have the same owners but were purchased from former rival Weavaway Travel
In the film Burning Buses by British Pathe, they actually go in with sledge hammers and crowbars and bust everything up and smash all the windows out and stuff.
Maybe they will want you to help scrap a bus and you can have a fun time fubarring everything in sight!
I would like to New routmasters and streetlite at the scrapyard as well.
He he, look at the wipers on that last gemini!
we still have First running 54 plate and this yard is filled with newer stuff lol
first here are still running 51 plates
Arriva here in medway are still running 04 plates lol
What happened to the ex London United Scania Omnicity, the last time I saw this bus was December 2019 on Route 116.
There is still a numberplate on it?
The Lothian Transport bus SN57 DDE that we can see is currently taxed until April 2025,and had a new change of keeper after this video was made, so the place must also sell buses on as well.
Are those ex Lothian buses scrapped now?
the lothian ones are still in service
Rip Damm would love to buy a old bus
Shame so little gets reused, but the older buses don't meet the latest environmental regulations, a very wasteful society we are .
where is this
happy als, birkenhead
0:36 What bus is this?
YN56 FAJ has the old Reading Buses interior but was new to sister company Newbury Buses as 8 for the Vodafone HQ shuttle. This is not to be confused with Newbury & District who now have the same owners but were purchased from former rival Weavaway Travel