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and laying the foundation for one of the biggest operators in the country
From a different era altogether! 448GYR is seen at Brighton Coach Park in the sixties. It was one of many
Bedford VALs with Duple Vega Major coachwork and the the amazing number of 52 seats.
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Orange Luxury Coaches was an active subsidiary of Grey-Green for many years and its livery may
have been a contributor to the inspiration for the Grey-Green Buses livery. Indeed the original bus
livery used Orange Luxury colours with white replacing the cream.
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The third major component of the Grey-Green coach fleet was a more recent acquisition - World-Wide
coaches. Indeed, when LGY198K was seen at Showbus in 1975, it was not part of the George Ewer (Grey- Green)
group. World-Wide were well known as an earlier purchaser of Mercedes vehicles and had some
distinctive Plaxton bodied Mercs.
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Winning entries at Showbus at Hiliingdon, ONK657H, a Plaxton Mercedes with Hedingham's new Leopard.
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World-Wide all Merecdes GMC748J at Showbus 76.
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