OLD BUSES: WHERE WERE THEY SOLD TO?

Tripp SG · 2003-06-12T08:11:12+00:00

1st bus should be a 1951 British Albion Victor FT39L bus, operated by Singapore Traction Company (STC). Cheers and warm regards

off_service SG

The bus stop behind the bus. The then World Trade Centre is the only place with such unique bus stop.

tranquilice SG

Same as off service's reply, that bus stop in the background "tells" me that it's near WTC. The bus stop was demolished sometime in 1998 for the construction of the NEL.

Windy_hates_B10TLs SG

Volvo B57's sold to Ireland, Leyland and Albion Viking VK44 and VK43 models to Fiji, some Leyland Atlantean AN68/2R's to China and Hong Kong. The Leyland National 2 is now at Surfside, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. One Leyland Olympian 2 axle sold to the UK, one Volvo Olympian 2 axle sold to the UK, one DAF SB220/Hispano, ex CSS, ex TIBS also to the UK.

Hope this helps.

Superbus SG

There should be 2 Volvo Olympians sold to Metroline of UK. And there are also a small number of Metsec Atlanteans sold to Jakarta.

Cheers and warm regards

SBS9818A SG

One 2-axle VO is with First PMT while the other is with Metroline.

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