I helped with the running of these BVBG bus rallies at this time and had several vehicles in attendance , they were incredibly busy events and enjoyed by many not like the shambles it is today..
Great video ! i would love to drive the 'space ship' at 1:20 (BHU) as they were known, also a K series and my personal favourite - a Bristol Lodekka. All i managed to drive for a living was a stinking Atlantean ( Yellow buses) and the useless VR's (Badgerline) Nice to see a Damory from my neck of the woods !
This is right up my Street Kev. What a great video you've made. I can count at least 7 vehicles here i drove on service when i was on Bristol Omnibus and later Badgerline. This will go into my favourites. Wish i'd known it was on...i would have come to it...Never mind. Cheers...Steve.~
Thx Steve, brought back some memories then, I'm not really into buses but I like anything old (not women, lol),, and I like to film stuff like this, I can remember riding on some of these buses when I was a kid.
why we are amazed by vintage, answer is simple they defied age the inventors perspective for the future the continuing legacy, family and friends gather here their grandfather shadows
I've never seen a bus like the one at 16:10! I wonder how many towing buses were ever built? Harldy any vintage bus gathering occurr in America! How common are they in the UK?
That's a very misleading reply. There are in fact dozens of such events listed in a 48 page booklet of A5 size issued annually by Buses Magazine in the form of a Rally Guide, as well as the occasional heritage services run using classic heritage buses, e.g the wonderful services run by the Cumbria Classic Coaches company in the north-west of England.
Bus rallies happen right through the year in the UK, look in any bus preservation magazine and you'll see whole lists of them. We also have a whole industry not only using classic and vintage buses but making videos like these but selling DVD's too.
Hi there i'm an art student and i was wondering if i could use your video for some artwork which i'm basing on buses. I'm wanting to rotascope the buses going round
30 years of Badgerline so had one painted especially. There was a big event day before with preserved Badgerline vehicles and a few others done for the occasion. A few attended Brislington as part of the event
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I helped with the running of these BVBG bus rallies at this time and had several vehicles in attendance , they were incredibly busy events and enjoyed by many not like the shambles it is today..
Holy Hogwarts! London has had those famous red buses but there was also a green line... and more. Wonderful to see them together.
These were based around the Bristol area the green ones
Yes, thanks for a very nicely put together video very much capturing the events of the day.
Very watchable video. Thanks for filming; thanks for editing, thanks for posting and thanks for not swearing!
Great video ! i would love to drive the 'space ship' at 1:20 (BHU) as they were known, also a K series and my personal favourite - a Bristol Lodekka.
All i managed to drive for a living was a stinking Atlantean ( Yellow buses) and the useless VR's (Badgerline) Nice to see a Damory from my neck of the woods !
I'm a train and I approve this video! :D Choo choo!!
Old is gold. that correct.
Fantastic video.
This is right up my Street Kev. What a great video you've made. I can count at least 7 vehicles here i drove on service when i was on Bristol Omnibus and later Badgerline. This will go into my favourites. Wish i'd known it was on...i would have come to it...Never mind. Cheers...Steve.~
Thx Steve, brought back some memories then, I'm not really into buses but I like anything old (not women, lol),, and I like to film stuff like this, I can remember riding on some of these buses when I was a kid.
Loads of memories...You did a great job.
They did a splendid job with that Badgerline liveried B7RLE. Doesn't it look so much nicer than standard First livery.
why we are amazed by vintage, answer is simple they defied age the inventors perspective for the future the continuing legacy, family and friends gather here their grandfather shadows
Super bro
nice work
Mine never made it there sadly :-( plus at 28:50 that's me, my mate and girlfriend chatting lol, sorry!
How you demand Bristol Buses contact with Bihar India under control Merv Hughes chapters authority Publiclilly..
Why do we see so many recent model buses at so called vintage rallies?
Ian Sutton because so many ‘modern looking’ buses are at least 35 years old now. Atlanteans, Fleetlines, VR’s etc.
I've never seen a bus like the one at 16:10! I wonder how many towing buses were ever built?
Harldy any vintage bus gathering occurr in America! How common are they in the UK?
MrBnsftrain vintage bus gatherings happen not that often
That's a very misleading reply. There are in fact dozens of such events listed in a 48 page booklet of A5 size issued annually by Buses Magazine in the form of a Rally Guide, as well as the occasional heritage services run using classic heritage buses, e.g the wonderful services run by the Cumbria Classic Coaches company in the north-west of England.
Bus rallies happen right through the year in the UK, look in any bus preservation magazine and you'll see whole lists of them. We also have a whole industry not only using classic and vintage buses but making videos like these but selling DVD's too.
Not in Bristol I mean
Hi there i'm an art student and i was wondering if i could use your video for some artwork which i'm basing on buses. I'm wanting to rotascope the buses going round
With Credit , Yes no problem and would like to see the finished vid
that city line dennis dart. the badger from badgerline shouldnt be there. im confused.
30 years of Badgerline so had one painted especially. There was a big event day before with preserved Badgerline vehicles and a few others done for the occasion. A few attended Brislington as part of the event
+Jon Smith Yes, City Line was part of the Badgerline group before it became First.