David Slater (Spoddendale)'s photos with the keyword: Duple Vista

Saturday 25 June 2016 – Ipswich Transport Museum: Duple Vista bodied Bedford OB PV 9371 new to Mulleys Motorways of Ixworth in July 1949. Fleet number 26.

Saturday 25 June 2016 – Ipswich Transport Museum: Duple Vista bodied Bedford OB PV 9371 new to Mulleys Motorways of Ixworth in July 1949. Fleet number 26.

Saturday 25 June 2016 – Ipswich Transport Museum: Duple Vista bodied Bedford OB PV 9371 new to Mulleys Motorways of Ixworth in July 1949. Fleet number 26.

Saturday 25 June 2016 – Ipswich Transport Museum: Duple Vista bodied Bedford OB PV 9371 new to Mulleys Motorways of Ixworth in July 1949. Fleet number 26.

Saturday 25 June 2016 – Ipswich Transport Museum: Duple Vista bodied Bedford OB PV 9371 new to Mulleys Motorways of Ixworth in July 1949. Fleet number 26.

November 1971 - Duple Vista bodied Bedford OB (HDK 491) was first registered on 21 March 1951 and operated by Harvey Threlfall of 36a Medlock Road, Woodhouses, Failsworth, Manchester. Sold in 1967 to Punch Bowl Motors. By the time of this photograph, which was taken just off the main Halifax-Queensbury road, it was used as a caravan.

Circa 1970 - Henry Nuttall (Rochdale) Limited was a manufacturer of catering equipment and 'chip ranges' for frying in fish and chip shops. Staff transport was provided using this blue and cream/white Duple Vista bodied Bedford OB which was first registered in June 1950 to J A Hankins of Scunthorpe that traded as Reliance. The darker panel midway along the side of the coach was a deeper blue and had been applied to cover the name 'Reliance'. The rear doors though, also painted over, carried the full details of the company which operated the coach prior to Nuttall's acquiring it. This was Perrett and Sons of Shipton Oliffe, Gloucestershire. It replaced a Duple bodied Crossley coach (EF 9742?) that had been new to Bee-Line, West Hartlepool. The photograph was taken outside Nuttall's works in Holmes Street, Rochdale just before the buzzer went for finishing time.

Showbus, Sunday 21 September 2014 - TV presenter Dominic Littlewood was interviewing two men possibly from Lodge's Coaches, High Easter near Chelmsford, Essex. They were stood in front of Lodge's LTA 752, an open sided Duple bodied Bedford OB new in 1950 to Western National Omnibus Company. The interview formed part of the BBC1 magazine programme 'The One Show' on Wednesday 24 September.