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As it got a wheelchair lift fitted,as it looked box standard as it was parked up at prescot this morning but im not up to date with the nat ex west midland.

(03/07/2013 18:06)motormayhem Wrote: [ -> ]As it got a wheelchair lift fitted,as it looked box standard as it was parked up at prescot this morning but im not up to date with the nat ex west midland.

If it is one of the National Express ones then it should have this (apparently the ones which were with First of the same batch also had this)

Link (Credit to Daniel Mears)

I think it is as i think it was N128 TRW.

I think you'll be right MM, the others weren't repainted as far as I know and it matches what I saw the other week, here is a photo of it in Dundee:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/chrisforbes105/8392081643/

Thats the one i saw minus the nat ex decals.

These were originally London United vehicles for the Airbus route which had become a commercial operation by the mid 1990's. They were specified to be a two axle version of the Alexander Olympian's being built for Hong Kong around that time and had the wheelchair lifts from new/luggage space downstairs.

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7174/65206...9c8b_z.jpg

They're quite interesting additions for Merseypride shame they don't do the 82B any more.

Has everybody seen the report on BBC from the inquest into the Coach Crash from a little while ago, it will make an interesting and quite an ugly reading.

(15/07/2013 19:36)MPTE1955 Wrote: [ -> ]Has everybody seen the report on BBC from the inquest into the Coach Crash from a little while ago, it will make an interesting and quite an ugly reading.

Il check it out. Thanks for sharing, iv been waiting for this to come out for a little while.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-23320526

There is the link to the report I agree it is very ugly reading and not good for Merseypride