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deltic1989

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Since the floors open, i'll take it with this one.
 

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youre right, Its a Leyland National II.

God i miss Road Car.
 

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What's with the Trident (and Trident-adaptable chasses e.g. ALX400) obsession in this thread? They aren't that good! :lol:
 

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Aww, I should have had that. I saw some of its sisters (by "sisters" I mean sisters and not merely other VRs) outside my school enough. One of them, possibly 787 (the pic being 790), was a very frequent visitor; it may even have been based at Hadleigh depot? I'd like to know where the 53 number comes from though, unless of course there was a 53 via Witham in years gone by (unlikely given that 4x and 5x numbers are Chelmsford local routes)?

I would hazard a guess that next to it is EN's beloved Bristol RE 1516, whose number plate I forget :( I was filmed for Korean TV in that thing once :?
 

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God how did i miss Bristol VR used to love trips to Skegness and Mablethorpe when they were in service for Lincolnshire Road Car.
 
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