The more I see of it, the more I like it!
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- Our new brochure highlights all trips we running between September and December, including shopping trips, weekend breaks, trips to London, fun days out and even a look forward to our Christmas outings. Plymouth Citycoach
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Alos the 'bannister' for the front steps has changed colour. It was yellow!
ReplyDeleteI reckon Plymouth Citybus may very well start to bid for National Express contracts soon, especially with a bolstered coaching unit.
ReplyDeleteNice livery very bold to go to blue!!
The Handrails were Grey to Start With!
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't say Plymouth on it anywhere...
ReplyDeleteI can confirm that the handrails always were grey. We have re-launched the citycoach brand with a new livery, logo and professionally produced brochures.
ReplyDeleteLeaving off the word Plymouth is deliberate. 316 is currently being painted into the new livery followed by 315. 318 will be delivered in the new livery
I think its the best citycoach livery ever! look back at some of the other liveries! with the exception of the original citycoach livery, this is the best yet.
ReplyDelete@Big G, it would be interesting if you could explain the thinking behind deliberately omitting the 'Plymouth', if it's not company sensitive!?
ReplyDeleteJust Seen one of the B12M's in the Paintshop at Milehouse
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