Double-decker baby carriage
20th June 1981, Page 28
20th June 1981
Page 28
Page 28, 20th June 1981
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JOHN NEWBERRY, a partner in South Wales Motor Auctions, Bridgend, believes that his children who are ferried everywhere by car, "are missing a great part of their childhood if they do not ride on buses, especially on the top deck."
So he and his partner David Tilbury, bought a 20-year-old Leyland open-top double-decker for £475 and then spent eight months and £2,000 on producing Britain's biggest and best baby carriage. The lower deck has been converted into a lounge for mother and father and the upper deck is a super grandstand for the kids, who have an unrivalled view of outdoor events.
All lever wanted was a rocking horse but I didn't get even that.
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