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1838 BV57 XHF
A Stay of execution for the Scania's?
Despite many NX Scania's being withdrawn, some it seems have been offered an unexpected life line.
One of these is the classic Walsall Corporation liveried Scania (1834, BV57 XHB) which has alluded me the past few weeks. It's last day with it's old MOT was Friday but it's currently being evaluated for renewal. Further evidence to this is Suitable kits are on order for NSA! Many of the Scania's have rotten chasis but the plan was none would see service past October. Hopefully 1834 passes all examination and maybe it and 1838 above will be cruising around the Black Country in 2027. Happy days
Shout out to the driver for being a good sport.
Also shout out to me for completly ruining the order of my photo's with this groundbreaking development.
Type: Scania K230UB OmniLink
Name: Polly Nora
Location: West Bromwich
Garage: Walsall
1838 BV57 XHF
A Stay of execution for the Scania's?
Despite many NX Scania's being withdrawn, some it seems have been offered an unexpected life line.
One of these is the classic Walsall Corporation liveried Scania (1834, BV57 XHB) which has alluded me the past few weeks. It's last day with it's old MOT was Friday but it's currently being evaluated for renewal. Further evidence to this is Suitable kits are on order for NSA! Many of the Scania's have rotten chasis but the plan was none would see service past October. Hopefully 1834 passes all examination and maybe it and 1838 above will be cruising around the Black Country in 2027. Happy days
Shout out to the driver for being a good sport.
Also shout out to me for completly ruining the order of my photo's with this groundbreaking development.
Type: Scania K230UB OmniLink
Name: Polly Nora
Location: West Bromwich
Garage: Walsall