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Roving Camera
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- Roving Camera
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Issue No 125 November 5, 1964 - A new 39 passenger motor bus is at present being built for the City Council in McCullough's Motor Body Builders workshop, in Cobden Street. Trevor McFarlane and Les Stevenson are pictured working on the large A.E.C. chassis. The bus will be the second of this model to be built in Gisborne, and the fourth to join the Council's fleet. An enor...
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- November 5, 1964
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- Gisborne (North Island, New Zealand)
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- Trevor McFarlane / Les Stevenson
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