They were not as interesting as the old AEC's, a few of which were still on the streets of Lisbon in 1984 but buses like this modern Volvo were still worth a photo.
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6 comments:
Beautiful... just beautiful! The Volvo B59 were the buses of my childwood!
Unfortunately... not even one are left in service now,
Thank you, it's seems at least someone is interested in everything I post from portugal in 1984.
...and this is the first picture that i saw with the small Volvo badge on the front, didn´t even knew that they had it!
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