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Hears-- Of slatted-seat conversions in five hours.
That magnesium panels lighten some new American bodies.
Denials that the Government is using Bostik on its seats in the House.
That of 489 Midland Red double-deckers in service, 394 now have oil engines.
That the lack of." basic" is forcing many sportsmen to club together and hire coaches.
That, when drivers forget to give traffic signals, brakers ahead may mean breakers ahead.
That -Rootes, Ltd., recently bought in Tasmania a 33-year-old Commer—for exhibition purposes.
That there are 37,000,000 Trico-Folberth vacuum or pressure-operated windscreen wipers in use to
That this represents 80 per cent. of all cars, commercial and passenger-service vehicles throughout the world.
That "free" British industry is expending some E30,000,000 on research and development in its own establishments. thousands of Italians are going to the French That Italy could spare a million workers and not miss them.
That dead weight requires a particularly live vehicle.
That one man's M.P. may be another man's poison.
. That the London auxiliary coaches will promote the coaching habit.
That there is a lot of punch in " C.M." and a lot of "CM." in " Punch."
That many would he interested in a tip for making sump drainings do sumpin'.
From a " double-decker" conductor on one coach, that he frequently attempts to "get upstairs."
That certain American brake manufacturers are now fitting replaceable liners b the master cylinders Of a driver saying that until he did night work he had no idea that Britain bred such a number and variety of moths.