Looks great Stewart.

lovely Coach great to drive, Its belonged to levers of queenbeyan in New South wales when it was new. They got it from the US.

Were are all the ex McCafferty's and Greyhound landseers?????.

They look great. Over time I had most off them up in the snow.. Brings back memorys great pic.

Love it. He or She was lucky.

Dont need a special licence. legislation allowes bike racks in the act only cannot go into nsw.

Anybody know who the coach belongs to???

I was many times early out of canberra to thredbo arrive thredbo 0630 and depart 0830 coming home. Dont miss it.

I have been up in the snow country more then 500 times over a perioud of 7 years driving coaches for a national company. I only had to put chains on 7 times, 5 early in the mornings and 2 late afternoons.
And only because the national parkes rangers told me to do it.

There is a sign at the top of the hill coming down into Jindabyne, Saying Trucks and buses must use low gear. IF you do not select low gear at the top you can be fined. I have come down that hill many times if you are not in low gear you can run into troubles at the bottom if your breaks are not in ...

Thanks Noel.

Anyone know what number greyhound coach it was.

Dead right 7 speed spicer crash box.

409dog I have done many ks in that machine. it has a v6/692 GM in it the motor is to small for the coach and you have to do lots of gear changes just to get it going. It was good on the hay planes, flat roads ect. It was made for outback Queenland by mcaffertys no hills out there and it went well ou...

I cannot get over this bus it just blowes me away. It would have been very hard to drive. Is it a trick picture or is it for real.

Amazing

Any one know who owned the bus/coach in the accident at kangeroo valley.

do any off you people drive buses?

this merc was one of two that were in Canberra in the early 1980 they were used for Taa crew moverments And an airport shuttle bus services from the city to the airport and the odd charter. AAT got out of canberra in late 1983 when they sold the vechicles to a company on the gold coast called EET. I...

What Greyhoynd fleet number is the coach

its been up there for a while

Coming in for a landing

what a pain

cold day in the mountains