Have always been fascinated by the great pictures they put on some of the buses and also some trucks.

Thought It might be worth a topic.

Robby

How about this one to start it off ?

Good Topic!

Here's 3 from down along the Thai-Mal border earlier this year...

Not all painted up...but they're trucks...

The public bus Pai to CM

My truck of many colors that my mother gave to me.

^ the building is pretty colourful, behind the bus too....Robby!

Bus at C M bus terminal

Taxi truck, with angry birds looking on.

Watering the flowers.

Seems this company uses flowers as a theme on all their fleet, will look for more.

Another one from the flower fleet.

The wild woman bus.

has been witched.

One of the local school busses.

Be advised...this happens to busses in Malaysia....

Aircon caught fire....so did 2 busses parked next to

each other and a small restaurant & store behind

the parked busses....

^ could happen to buses anywhere! ^

This I think to make light work of what's following!

On the piss

A wild man bus, or hero, or whatever.

An unmarked bus. Remarkable..

A wild man bus, or hero, or whatever.

bus hero.JPG

You know these aren't really buses?

They look like buses but actually their design and construction are closer to the origins of a horse drawn wooden carriage.

Fibreglass and timber boards are shaped and formed to look like a bus. Seats are then fitted.

A wild man bus, or hero, or whatever.

bus hero.JPG

You know these aren't really buses?

They look like buses but actually their design and construction are closer to the origins of a horse drawn wooden carriage.

Fibreglass and timber boards are shaped and formed to look like a bus. Seats are then fitted.

The art can be percieved as a distraction, to mislead travellers into thinking the vehicle is properly maintained and secure.

[edit] That's Benny Hill, right?

A wild man bus, or hero, or whatever.

bus hero.JPG

You know these aren't really buses?

They look like buses but actually their design and construction are closer to the origins of a horse drawn wooden carriage.

Fibreglass and timber boards are shaped and formed to look like a bus. Seats are then fitted.

The art can be percieved as a distraction, to mislead travellers into thinking the vehicle is properly maintained and secure.

[edit] That's Benny Hill, right?

You cannot maintain the safety features of something when safety features are not part of the original design.

This traingle design, connecting the truck with it's hanger combined with the insertion mouthpiece have been tested, approved and used worldwide.

The compressed air supply, electricity lines and break line are visible for inspection and testing.

This traingle design, connecting the truck with it's hanger combined with the insertion mouthpiece have been tested, approved and used worldwide.

The compressed air supply, electricity lines and break line are visible for inspection and testing.

IMG_1026.jpg

FYI - called a pintle hitch, or in the slang - Draggin' a Wagon

In years Past

^^^@ Seedy....the pic on the left looks COLD!

^^^@ Seedy....the pic on the left looks COLD!

Minus 35 C if memory serves.

At Ekati Diamond mine north of Yellowknife, NT Canada

FYI - called a pintle hitch, or in the slang - Draggin' a Wagon

Do you have some pics on Thai trucks, seedy? ¬ pintle hitch - draggin' a wagon. I'll remember that one.

My life and work revolves around the street. I need to be on the street. Thanks for educating me on Canadian truckers slang.

This a beauty

Do you have some pics on Thai trucks, seedy? ¬ pintle hitch - draggin' a wagon. I'll remember that one.

Have taken a few - will have to dig them out of the HDD.

One good one for the boys back in Canada - a highboy trailer, loaded with rebar, load secured with yellow polypro rope !!!

How many lights are enough?

^^^ @ robby nz.....That many I reckon! He has more than the entire

armada of the Paris-Dakar Rally contestants....

Bus engine.

It's like a bus but goes into the sky . . .