... if you have to have an Iveco minibus ...
... then I suppose this would be the best sort!
Having found the 'Law of Sod' alive and well in Sardinia too, Mrs 'R' and I resigned ourselves to the fact that our journey on the Alghero open top sightseeing tour was to be provided by this little bus rather than the more desirable open top 'decker. Still, it was something different and skipped around the route in a lively manner. I've no idea what type of Iveco it is as it looks a little large for a 59.12 so I'm open to ideas. The bodywork diplayed 'Atomic' badging so I'd hazard a guess that it's possibly a product of Portuguese builder Irmaos Mota. (thanks for the correction Rui Nunes).
The bus is seen here on the approach to Neptune's Grotto where it stops to allow passengers to disembark for photos ... all that is except for Mrs 'R' who was content to just sit there!
... if you have to have an Iveco minibus ...
... then I suppose this would be the best sort!
Having found the 'Law of Sod' alive and well in Sardinia too, Mrs 'R' and I resigned ourselves to the fact that our journey on the Alghero open top sightseeing tour was to be provided by this little bus rather than the more desirable open top 'decker. Still, it was something different and skipped around the route in a lively manner. I've no idea what type of Iveco it is as it looks a little large for a 59.12 so I'm open to ideas. The bodywork diplayed 'Atomic' badging so I'd hazard a guess that it's possibly a product of Portuguese builder Irmaos Mota. (thanks for the correction Rui Nunes).
The bus is seen here on the approach to Neptune's Grotto where it stops to allow passengers to disembark for photos ... all that is except for Mrs 'R' who was content to just sit there!