24 July 2011
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22 May 2004
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I liked the livery it was in when it 1st arrived in Plymouth. (The newest Oxford livery)
ReplyDeleteThat bus is a total shed!! :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolute Heap!
ReplyDeleteBack in April, I had a ride on R408FFC to the hospital on the 42, it nearly completely full, and it was probably the most underpowered bus I've ever been on. Just going along the Crownhill section of the A38 was a struggle.
ReplyDeleteR401 does have a fantastic whistle/squeal when changing gear; something not many in the Citybus fleet do. I think it's only really 27(S127 FTA) that has a proper whistle when changing gear. A few X-reg mini darts do, as do the solos and bus 25, although it seems to be 'disappearing' from the fleet quite quickly. 13 (R113OFJ) had a fantastic sounding gearbox earlier this year, now it just sounds loud and thrashed.