Monday, 1 October 2018
BUS 1S; Jim Stones in Leight
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3 comments:
didn't this have slogans on the back around the number plate reading "THIS" and "GOING TO LEIGH"
Jim Stones is famous for his collection of personal plates that move from bus to bus although some disappear on retention for periods between use. They include H1 JYM, BUS 1N, M1 BUS, T1KET, JB51BUS, B1 JYM, J5 BUS, BU52 LEE, B1 BUS, B10 JYM, BUS 1S (as above) BUS 1T, BUS51T. BUS 1S as featured is currently on a 2017 Enviro 200.
Ken
Ken, maybe he keeps adding buses to his fleet so that he can use more of his number-plates. At one time operators had a favourite series of number they always tried to get.
Eddie you are probably right but I didn't go often enough to Leigh to notice that much.
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