Classic Bus 107
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issue 107 jun - jul 2010
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  • David Harvey begins the story of Midland Red’s
    double-deckers
  • Remembering Neath & Cardiff - a great British bus route
  • A strange sort of bus in deepest Devon
  • Stuart Poole’s early years in South East London
  • More on those yellow Wulfrunian demonstrators
  • Every picture tells a story - on the Tyne
  • Hulley’s old BMMO buses
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Classic Bus 106
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issue 106 apr - may 2010
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  • Bury's big hope - a Wulfrunian bought & sold quickly
  • the big white hope - arrival of Green Line's RC coaches
  • M&D's awful single-deck Fleetlines
  • Wigan beauties - the story of Santus
  • Every picture tells a story - Derby day
  • Wigan legends - buses, baked beans & JJB Sports
  • Birkenhead, Wallasey & into Crosville territory - Michael Baker sets out from Liverpool
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Classic Bus 105
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issue 105 feb - mar 2010
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  • A great day out in 1961 Derbyshire in a Q
  • When Russia bought an English trolleybus
  • Robin Hannay looks at how the Wulfrunian fared in service
  • Roger Davies discovered some gems running in New York
  • David Cox remembers Freddie Wood’s days at NBC
  • A new book about the colourful West Midlands
  • A new book about independents in South and West Wales
  • Every picture tells a story – an OB on the open road
  • When Cardiff kicked out its trolleybuses
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Classic Bus 104
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issue 104 dec 2009 - jan 2010
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  • The story of a Coventry bus driver
  • Remembering school days on the Isle of Man
  • Robin Hannay takes a fresh look at the Guy Wulfrunian
  • David Toy on running coaches in Scotland
  • The story of how the Friends of King Alfred came about
  • Dave Williamson reveals more on that fab Ford
  • Every picture tells a story - at the end of the pier!
  • Roger Davies tells us about a laundry coach
  • More on those Gay Hostess hostesses
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Classic Bus 103
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issue 103 oct - nov 2009
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  • Michael Dryhurst remembers rather a lot about 1959
  • George Smith tells the story of the smaller Hartlepool
  • Michael Baker went to Widnes and snooty Southpool
  • every pictures tells a story - holiday heaven
  • Chris Drew recalls a Swift after it left Southampton
  • Buy me & stop one - a bus stop catalogue
  • Garry Ward talks about his obsession with Western SMT
  • David Cox on Birmingham new look
  • A colourful book about Manchester
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Classic Bus 102
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issue 102 aug - sep 2009
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  • John Owen remembers his time at Southampton
  • David Holding on OK's first 50 years
  • London's wartime Daimlers that went to Belfast
  • Michael Dryhurst answers a question
  • Geoff Burrows on the origins of a big name
  • a Southdown Commer Avenger coach
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Classic Bus 101
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issue 101 jun - jul 2009
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  • great British bus routes – the Needles, Isle of Wight
  • 90 years of Ribble’s purchasing policy  
  • 1950s London
  • Rutland & Rowe
  • Midland Red’s S buses part 5
  • every picture tells a story – Mill Lane Cardiff
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