Lay up and deregistration of PSV Soon Chow Volvo B10M
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Originally posted by SBS2601D:
The buses were in not-very-good condition when I took them regularly in early 2007....I think its as good call by SBST to retire these unique buses.
Since you said so, I think your opinion is right. -
Originally posted by SBS2601D:
The buses were in not-very-good condition when I took them regularly in early 2007....I think its as good call by SBST to retire these unique buses.
But BCs like to drive them very fast when I took them on 78 months ago.Like their headrest for the last row of seats.
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Originally posted by SBS 1000U:
But BCs like to drive them very fast when I took them on 78 months ago.Like their headrest for the last row of seats.
78 months is 3 1/2 years ago. Which means you ride it in Dec 2008.The headrests in SBS Transit are very common. The front seats of the lower deck in Volvo Super Olympians also have this feature.
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Originally posted by Gus.chong:
78 months is 3 1/2 years ago.you have a unique way of interpreting what was said. I think he meant he took it on Service 78 a few months ago, and not 78 months ago.
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Originally posted by Gus.chong:
78 months is 3 1/2 years ago. Which means you ride it in Dec 2008.The headrests in SBS Transit are very common. The front seats of the lower deck in Volvo Super Olympians also have this feature.
Which also brings to the point too, 78/12 = 6.5 = 6 ½ years.
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Originally posted by Gus.chong:
78 months is 3 1/2 years ago. Which means you ride it in Dec 2008.The headrests in SBS Transit are very common. The front seats of the lower deck in Volvo Super Olympians also have this feature.
The headrests is NOT a common feature in the sbst buses.Most of the models dosent have them.Go and see hong kong.Their bus models close to all has headrests especially the newer buses. -
Originally posted by Merczrox:
The headrests is NOT a common feature in the sbst buses.Most of the models dosent have them.Go and see hong kong.Their bus models close to all has headrests especially the newer buses.
When did the Volvo Super Olympians started to have headrests? -
Originally posted by Bus Stopping:
Which also brings to the point too, 78/12 = 6.5 = 6 ½ years.
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Originally posted by Gus.chong:
When did the Volvo Super Olympians started to have headrests?
Ever since they came out new new. -
Originally posted by Simply.90:
you have a unique way of interpreting what was said. I think he meant he took it on Service 78 a few months ago, and not 78 months ago.
Oh, ok, I understand what he and you means now. -
Originally posted by Merczrox:
Ever since they came out new new.
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Originally posted by Gus.chong:
78 months is 3 1/2 years ago. Which means you ride it in Dec 2008.The headrests in SBS Transit are very common. The front seats of the lower deck in Volvo Super Olympians also have this feature.
i cant tell if youre trolling or just retarded. damn.
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Are you dead serious? 78 months for 3 and a half years? That would mean the whole world's calender would have been more than 365 days.
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Originally posted by Gus.chong:
78 months is 3 1/2 years ago. Which means you ride it in Dec 2008.The headrests in SBS Transit are very common. The front seats of the lower deck in Volvo Super Olympians also have this feature.
78 divided by 12 = 3.5? Sure? When it should be 6.5.
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Originally posted by TIB770T:
78 divided by 12 = 3.5? Sure? When it should be 6.5.
I just make a mathematics error. -
Originally posted by Gus.chong:
78 months is 3 1/2 years ago. Which means you ride it in Dec 2008.
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Originally posted by lemon1974:
deregistered --> mean no longer in LTA database...
deregistered can mean either buses will be scrapped (due to lifespan expiry or accident or what), or can mean that the buses can be exported or be registered in another owner (provided COE is bought and 20 years lifespan is not up).... in this case, most likely the buses are going to scrapyard....
yeah i know..
just telling some people that deregistered doesnt means it must be scrapped -
by fact the PSV Mk4s on 78 lasted for 6 years 8 months with SBST..
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Private Soon Chows are still around.
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Originally posted by buses[IN]gapore!:
Private Soon Chows are still around.
It looks like a normal SBS Soon Chow, but what about the interior?
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Originally posted by Gus.chong:
It looks like a normal SBS Soon Chow, but what about the interior?
same, except that it's using blue seating and blue a/c ducts (original un-refurbed ver.) -
Originally posted by service_238:
by fact the PSV Mk4s on 78 lasted for 6 years 8 months with SBST..
That is a pretty short period.. :( -
Originally posted by service_238:
by fact the PSV Mk4s on 78 lasted for 6 years 8 months with SBST..
They did Sentosa services since 1994/1995, then think around 2000, they are converted to private buses and run Turf City shuttles before some of them got registered as SBS buses in 2003.
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but they only started revenue service in Sep 04 (or around there) on 78 just before the massive wave of new services in 2005.Originally posted by SBS 1000U:
They did Sentosa services since 1994/1995, then think around 2000, they are converted to private buses and run Turf City shuttles before some of them got registered as SBS buses in 2003.
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Originally posted by service_238:
but they only started revenue service in Sep 04 (or around there) on 78 just before the massive wave of new services in 2005.
Either 2003 or 2004 they were converted. I am not very sure...