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| Title: |
Pole Carrier for sale |
| Category: |
Central Fleet Owned Vehicles |
| Posted by: |
Steve |
| On: |
15/12/2006 12:35 |
| Text: |
Advertised in the Cobham Bus Museum (Winter 2006) is an ex LT AEC Mercury Pole Carrier used to dismantle Trolleybus system. Dry Stored for past 9 years. For more information, Serious enquirers only telephone 07949 516399 After 7PM. No time wasters please. |
3 replies, shown below in date order (oldest first).
Posted by Thomas Young at 22:35 on 31/01/2007
I want a Pole Carrier. It would look great in my living room. Mind you, I would also like a Czech Transporter and a Swede Mover. (sorry)
Posted by Ray at 12:54 on 01/02/2007
Blame the BBC. If it takes 40 poles to make one 'rood' - how many Russians does it take to make one 'offensive'? TW3 1962
Posted by Damon at 12:49 on 05/09/2008
Pole carrier for sale again. In the latest issue of 'Bus and Coach Preservation' (Vol 11 No 5 October 2008) published today there is a pole carrier for sale on page II of the Busmart bit at the back. Said to be the only known survivor it's a bargain at GBP2,800 having been dry stored. There is a photo of it in the advert too. But I'm still not sure which one it is as both 1080Q and 1081Q are reported as preserved but I suspect one has been mistaken for the other. It is my belief that 1081Q is the true survivor and is the one that turned up at the Chiswick open-day in 1983. Can anyone out there confirm?
