Advertising Last completed movie pages 1937 Büssing-N.A.G. unknownClass: Bus, Single-deck — Model origin: 
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◊ 2012-11-22 20:51 |
ATUL L-1? http://www.avtoar.com/index.php?id=97 |
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◊ 2012-11-23 00:35 |
Agree |
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◊ 2014-01-30 12:30 |
Sorry, my mistake. This frame from military chronicle. It's not Soviet bus. It's Büssing-N.A.G., built in 1937 in Finland by request and for independent (1918-1940) pre-war ![[Image: EE.png]](/res/flags/EE.png "EE.png") Estonia. This bus used in pre-war Tallin and later caught in Leningrad.Links: http://www.retro-bus.ru/news/25 http://eag.vanatehnika.ee/ewtlv.html Link to "www.forum.aroundspb.ru" ![[Image: tlv6b-n_1939vrvex.jpg]](http://eag.vanatehnika.ee/Tlv/tlv6b-n_1939vrvex.jpg "http://eag.vanatehnika.ee/Tlv/tlv6b-n_1939vrvex.jpg") |
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◊ 2021-12-23 23:10 |
Why origin Finland? Should be Germany, built in Finland for Estonia. And it's not a Büssing-NAG, it's a Scania-Vabis. #105 operated by OÜ Mootor, built in 1939, Estonian plate A-1361, taken to Leningrad in 1941. Here it is in its new home in 1942: http://eag.vanatehnika.ee/Mootor/mootor103-105s-v_1942Leningrad.jpg Nr. 117, another 1939 Scania-Vabis, was also taken to Russia by train in 1941, but we don't know where it ended up. |
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◊ 2022-06-22 22:06 |
Okay, #117 was a 47 seater like this: http://eag.vanatehnika.ee/Mootor/mootor116v118v119s-v_7nov1940.jpg and #105 was a 44 seater with a shorter wheelbase, so it's probably that one. So, origin Germany, built in SF for EW. |
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◊ 2024-08-26 21:04 |
Update please. |
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