There has been 3 units new, but old sitting in a paddock in Dandenong for a couple of years now. Maybe one of these units

In this day and age it is called marketing!!!

This Bus was at Bathurst 1000 last year, probably at Adelaide next weekend

If its parked it would be driverless!!

The above message was meant for Olympian, long day just done a return Melb Perth return trip in a day

Tim,
The 3 units are one Double Decker and two single decks.

Yes this is the one that is parked at Prestige Hino in Dandenong Vic, along with two normals.

Yes there are a couple of single Deckers parked there as well, one Double Decker, not sure if it’s like the Singapore ones,
But seen plenty of these in the Uk

There is a Wrightbus Double Decker at Prestige Hino at Dandenong Vic at the moment, was at Patico, but the Wright bus
Signs are no longer there.

10 units in total from Sydney Transport Group

Considering the Paint job on the roof, they probably can't afford new batteries :

The other week, there was another mini master parked in the yard st Bustech (in a pretty poor state)

This morning on the 3aw rumerfile there was a report that a coach trailer has caught fir closing lanes on Eastlink,
Any ideas in regards to this

I think the owner should be concerned, because he most likely won't have any insurance to cover this so faces an expensive
Repair bill.

The size wasn't an issue when Ventura operated most of it!

33 buses put off the road after a ramdon vehicle inspection

The Driver visitor sightseeing buses are available for sale on various bus sites, so this would appear to be correct.

It's a hard life for a pilot!!!, with a back up second officer they don't work all the time, maybe they should drive a bus or truck and work the hours and find out how hard it is minus the huge pay they get!!

If my memory serves me correctly there was two, 2 axle units assembled in Australia in Bus Australia colours

Deluxe was not part of Continental Trailways, Deluxe was started by Len Rodens travel agency in Sydney using an old RFW coach, and Chartered vehicles from Hoys of wangaratta. As they grew they bought there own coaches. Continental Coachlines was set up by Ansett Pioneer to compete against the cheap ...

Looks like a PMC NSW body ( foggy memories these days!!)

As of the first of Feb the rules have been tightened in Victoria, a full Rwc is required for vehicles built after 1948.
And a lot of restrictions in regards to the modification of vehicles also came into effect.

It probably was the Volvo demonstrator that in the end ended up in Peninsula Bus Lines fleet.

A few corrections here, Greyhound Australia is not owned by the Anz bank, It is owned by Korda Mentha and the chapman Family. The Qcc coaches that Premier had came from the McCafferty owned Greyhound at the end of lease from Scania, Since then a lot have returned to Greyhound after there Leaee ran o...

Maybe Sita, many years ago when the dispute between the Govt and the private operators, they where going to sell there route service to Kefford Group.