Hiya
drawing info from Bus Lists on the web
EWS162-194D were new to Scottish Omnibuses
as XA162-194 seating C38Ft
and EWS195-206D were new to SOL as YA195-206
seating C45F.
If you have a look at this collection on Fotopic:
there are several views of EWS-D's of these batches;
whether these pics prove to be useful is another thing :-)
best of luck
Mark
----- Original Message -----From: walter burtSent: Tuesday, July 11, 2006 12:00 AMSubject: Re: [scottish_diecast_model_buses] Help needed.Reg. No's I am giving you, are for the 2 that Fife had for use on Glenrothes-London run. They are EWS 168 D (FE34) and EWS 169 D(FE35). I believe them to be ex-Eastern Scottish buses. I now know that they had coach doors and not grant doors. One of the books I have says they were 38 seaters, but another source says they were 45 seaters with the whole rear window blanked out. 1 photo I have shows they were only just over half blanked out. I will post the 2 photos of the fife buses in the album section for you to see for yourself if you wish.Thank you for helping out. It is appreciated.Walter.----- Original Message ----
From: Mark <ee16svt@...>
To: scottish_diecast_model_buses@...
Sent: Monday, 10 July, 2006 9:19:06 PM
Subject: Re: [scottish_diecast_model_buses] Help needed.
could you give the registration numbers of them
M
----- Original Message -----
From: "Walter Burt" <wattyfife@...>
To: <scottish_diecast_model_buses@...>
Sent: Monday, July 10, 2006 1:49 PM
Subject: [scottish_diecast_model_buses] Help needed.
>I am planning to convert one of my model EFE y types into a Bristol
> version. They had 'Grant' coach doors and a Bristol type front. I have
> a few pictures of them, taken more or less from the front. What I am
> looking for, is any pictures of the sides of them ie, offside and
> nearside views.
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