NVO 772L was a curious little Bristol LHS with Marshall Camagna bodywork, fleet No.BR1, essentially an early midibus but when seen at a garage open day had been relegated to towing duties. When bought, it caused something of a stir with enthusiasts and was not unduly liked but no doubt a useful bus for the quieter services. Gash's ultimately had three LHS's.
NVO 772L was a curious little Bristol LHS with Marshall Camagna bodywork, fleet No.BR1, essentially an early midibus but when seen at a garage open day had been relegated to towing duties. When bought, it caused something of a stir with enthusiasts and was not unduly liked but no doubt a useful bus for the quieter services. Gash's ultimately had three LHS's.
Gash's of Newark, Notts..
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