1967 Bristol Lodekka FLF6G Eastern Coachworks

1967 Bristol Lodekka FLF6G in Spenser: For Hire, TV Series, 1985-1988 IMDB Ep. 1.02

Class: Bus, Double-deck — Model origin: UK

1967 Bristol Lodekka FLF6G Eastern Coachworks

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opal TH

2021-10-21 20:36

Wow, a grey imported Bristol Lodekka :)

San US

2025-10-23 20:06

buslistsontheweb wrote
Chassis: Bl FLF6G 236.205
Restoration: WNO983F
Body Number: ECW 16286
Seating: H40/30F
New: 10/1967
Owner: Eastern National
Fleetnumber: 2895

bcv.robsly wrote
by 5/2023 - current Pour Decisions, St Louis, Missouri, U.S.A.
[Image: wno983fx.jpg]
by 10/2006 - ?/20?? Christian Oggenfuss, Calistoga, California, U.S.A.
by 12/1996 - ?/200? Cheshire Inn & Lodge, St Louis, Missouri, U.S.A.
8/1989 - ?/???? St Louis Motor Coach, St Louis, Missouri, U.S.A.
[Image: wno983fy.jpg]
9/1982 - 8/1989 Boston Double Deckers, Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A. 007. Allover advertising livery for Nynex Yellow Pages. Withdrawn ?/1988. Stored at Cambridge, Massachusetts
[Image: wno983fv.jpg] [Image: wno983fu.jpg]
?/1982 - 9/1982 Omnibus Promotions, London (dealer). Rebuilt to offside entrance by Hants & Dorset Engineering, ?/1982
6/1982 - ?/1982 Norths, Sherburn-in-Elmet (dealer)
10/1967 - 6/1982 Eastern National Omnibus Company Ltd. 2895
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dsl SX

2025-10-23 20:17

Any obvious reason why so many retired Lodekkas went to US?? Were they easy to convert/modify into tourist buses??

San US

2025-10-23 21:25

dsl wrote Any obvious reason why so many retired Lodekkas went to US?? Were they easy to convert/modify into tourist buses??

Mainly born to find more "British" looking double deckers once the Regent supply began to dry up
Wikipeida wrote
Bristol Lodekkas were highly popular export vehicles for non-passenger-carrying use across Continental Europe and North America, with imports to the United States commencing in the late 1970s after the supply of genuine ex-London Transport AEC Regent III RTs had been exhausted; differing height regulations in several US states mean that only low-height double-deckers can be legally driven on public roads


-- Last edit: 2025-10-23 21:51:31

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