Inspired by one of Otto's contributions to the "Cars and . . . " thread, here's a coachbuilt coach for you to identify.
A point for the coachbuilder and another one for the "extrememly difficult" chassis provider.
Perhaps there's a coach enthusiast in the Experts.
Albion Valiant SPV 70 from 1934.
This coach was built by Thomas Harrington & Sons of Hove, East Sussex, in 1947 on a loyal AEC Regal III platform....
Quote from: Jean-Marie H on December 17, 2011, 09:46:21 AM
Albion Valiant SPV 70 from 1934.
This coach was built by Thomas Harrington & Sons of Hove, East Sussex, in 1947 on a loyal AEC Regal III platform....
Which answer would you like me to take?
The second one... :)
Quote from: Jean-Marie H on December 17, 2011, 06:49:43 PM
The second one... :)
Good choice and a couple of points to you:
Here's the front which shows the AEC bit.
Not sure that the adjective "loyal" is helpful here, but hey-ho!
Comes in this handy pocket-size, as well ;D
Nice one Otto!
I wonder if my Harrington contact had one for his children. Must ask him sometime.