1939 Leyland TD5 [1635 DD]

2018

Norman Julian 9 May
: This is what happened to a few TD5's here in Orange after being decommissioned.
: Rumour has it that one wasn't converted and is hiding here somewhere.

Chris Dempsey
: 1606
: - sold 7/60 to Barretts Orange NSW as ice cream van then resold unconverted for caravan at Orange NSW
: - then noted 8/89 with private operator still at Orange.
: 1608
: - sold 7/60 to Barretts Orange NSW for ice cream van.
: 1647
: - sold 7/60 to Barretts Orange NSW for ice cream van then noted 9/93 as stationary caravan neard Dalby Qld.
: 1638
: - sold 7/60 to Barretts Orange NSW for ice cream van.
: 1428
: - sold 7/60 to Barretts Orange NSW for ice cream van - body noted 9/93 at Noosa QLD.
: Plus two Leyland TD4s
: Chris Dempsey
: I resized the picture Norm

Norman Julian
: Why??
: Chris Dempsey
: So I could see the number plate
: Norman Julian
: Should have just asked me.
: I can see it. LOL
: Chris Dempsey
: Nah I just wanted something to do I was bored
: Norman Julian
: A friend that might know where this elusive bus is, is coming to visit in the next week or so and we will go searching for it.
: I would like spares.
: Garth Taylor
: Any idea where in Orange a TD5 might be hiding?!!
: Ian Smith
: Barratts ice cream Orange

Chris Dempsey 9 May
: Blackpool Corporation Transport Leyland PD2s 277 EFV 277 and 293 EFV 293 picture taken at the depot 1965.
: Picture from Brian Turner Fylde Bus blog

Philip Tumber
: The new DGT bus depot at Mullion Creek. ��
: Terry Williams
: I drove one of these in the early 70's, those were the days the passengers couldn't talk to the driver
: Norman Julian
: These were retired from service in the late 50s and this one in 1960 but it looks similar to the OPD2s that would have been around in the 70s.

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