Couple of old Darts

[MattW]

In the 70s I reckon my dad had a shirt like those seats - before my time of course

[MattW]

But then so are you!

And I've not looked back!

I don't think I'll regret doing it (after all I got my licence that way) but NX is a world apart.
What's most important is that I made some great friends, even though I don't see you as much as I would like I can keep in touch on here.

I agree with you about the Jersey Darts, cracking little motors but at speed they did need a little correction to keep on the straight and narrow
I did do a 144A in one one day though which was fun.

[AdamH]

In the 70s I reckon my dad had a shirt like those seats - before my time of course

Now tell the truth, it's your shirt really

[MattW]

Now tell the truth, it's your shirt really

You've not seen my medallion and chest wig have you

[AdamH]

One more I've found of 354... The very last day in service demonstrating why a double-deck on the 75 was not such a good idea.

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[AdamH]

Now tell the truth, it's your shirt really

You've not seen my medallion and chest wig have you

I've heard the rumours, I was hoping they were not true but I can easily believe them!

[MattW]

You've not seen my medallion and chest wig have you

I've heard the rumours, I was hoping they were not true but I can easily believe them!

[Red Midland]

Did someone say Jersey Dart?
Sometimes you didn't have to venture to Hereford to drive one.
This was a substitute for a StreetLite one afternoon.
Could not stop smiling.

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[AdamH]

Did someone say Jersey Dart?
Sometimes you didn't have to venture to Hereford to drive one.
This was a substitute for a StreetLite one afternoon.
Could not stop smiling.

That's a result!

[redandwhiteboy]

The old P & R Darts. Very interesting buses to drive.
Slightly underpowered and a interesting gearchange.

Give me a Pathfinder any day. What do you think, Mr Harber?