Withdrawn Coach 20201

[Mechwr26]

...into this

[Mechwr26]

I have been asked though to provide a list of parts required to put her back together, not going to be cheap

[DD12]

I have been asked though to provide a list of parts required to put her back together, not going to be cheap

I believe Aberdeen disposed of sister vehicle 20207 about 6 months ago, so there might be some decent parts in a scrapyard up-north !

[AdamH]

I believe Aberdeen disposed of sister vehicle 20207 about 6 months ago, so there might be some decent parts in a scrapyard up-north !

It was in September as I was on holiday in Scotland at the time and some silly bugger suggested I collect it and bring it back for parts then...

Like that was ever going to happen!

Meanwhile, this is what 20201 looks like with one of it's hind legs amputated... Link.

[DD12]

It was in September as I was on holiday in Scotland at the time and some silly bugger suggested I collect it and bring it back for parts then...

That's a pity, - and a bit odd - because in recent years First have been moving LOTS of vehicles all-around the country, behind towing waggons, and on low-loaders - even APPARENTLY vehicles that could have done the trip under their own steam !
- AND most of the buses withdrawn down-south get carted to scrapyards up-north (anyway), so looks like a lost opportunity

[MattW]

If you read 'Buses' Fleet News all bus scrapyards appear to be in the same town anyway!

[Mechwr26]

Apparently there are 2 donor vehicles in Barnsley and we might be making a trip up there to cut some bits off one of them. The cost of the new parts have come in at over £5500....

[MattW]

Ouch!