Which Vehicle Is It - Tasmania

[vernbale]

#163

[Tas Bus Nut]

#178

[Artzy]

146?

[yoda]

Lower than:

195

#163

#178

Higher than:

146?

[Artzy]

152?

[Tas Bus Nut]

OK, choice of (3) buses. I'LL try #162, being a TURBO and knowing what a crawler YOU are

[yoda]

152 it is.
Nice try Mr Nut, after this week I'd rather walk.

[Artzy]

As I'm not from Tasmania, IT'S OPEN!!!!!

[Timbo52]

Historic Clipper

It's been a very long while since someone posted anything here so I thought I might have a go.
A very historic Clipper spent all of its working life in Tasmania from new, Which one is it?
AF ???.

[Timbo52]

Doesn't look like this forum carries any interest so I will answer it myself in case someone out there that doesn't know much about Flxies & is wondering what the answer may be.
Its "AF 131" the very last Clipper to ever be built by Ansair.
Built for Green Coach Lines (Fleet No.65) of Tasmania completed June !960. Later became Tas Coach Lines D103.

[Tas Bus Nut]

Doesn't look like this forum carries any interest so I will answer it myself in case someone out there that doesn't know much about Flxies & is wondering what the answer may be.
Its "AF 131" the very last Clipper to ever be built by Ansair.
Built for Green Coach Lines (Fleet No.65) of Tasmania completed June !960. Later became Tas Coach Lines D103.

HA HA HA Just found this and was about to "try" to answer (cheat actually) because I'd seen the photo before. As to it's AF#, that would have remained a mystery for me

[Timbo52]

Unfortunately there can never be another like it, mores the pity. For Tasmanian roads there has not a better coach built, they were unreal in service.