Some ACTION in the City

[Noel]

Hi

Here are some shots I got today of ACTION buses in Civic.

Renault PR100.2 mk 2/Ansair artic (985)


Dennis Dart SLF/Wright "Crusader" (143)


Renault PR100.2 mk 2/Ansair (971)


Scania L94UB CNG/Custom Coaches "CB60" (345)


Renail PR100.2/Ansair artic (722)


MAN 18.310 CNG/Custom Coaches "CB60 Evo II" (378)


Scania K320UB/Custom Coaches "CB60 Evo II" (468)


Renailt PR100.2 mk2/Ansair (977)


Renault PR100.3/Austral Pacific (992)


Scania K320UB/Custom Coaches "CB60 Evo II" (465)


Noel

[Volvo B12BLEA]

Noel...always in amongst the ACTION......

[Tas Bus Nut]

#971 has had that particular AOA for quite a few years now (hasn't it )

[Bus 400]

#971 has had that particular AOA for quite a few years now (hasn't it )

Yepo, Bus 971 was delivered in that livery back in 1992.

[Vitalstatistix]

Awesome selection, I'm liking those Scania tags!

[Ryan]

#971 has had that particular AOA for quite a few years now (hasn't it )

Yes, and to add to what Bus 400 said above, 963 and 967 also share this livery.

[ZIB-585]

To be a nit-picker, 992 (and all the Renault PR100.3s) have Austral Denning "Starliner" bodies.

[Hornibrook]

To be a nit-picker, 992 (and all the Renault PR100.3s) have Austral Denning "Starliner" bodies.

WRONG. They have "Metroliner" bodies. The Starliner was a completely different design and were mainly school buses.

[ZIB-585]

The Metroliner bodies are also an entirely different design. The body plate on these buses show it as "Austral Starliner" which is the evidence I rely on.

I am aware that the Starliner is predominently School and Coach bodies, but that doesn't mean that there weren't commuter bodies made which use the Starliner name.