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The first of the 202 Yutongmasters, about to hit the streets of Macedonia

Don't think it would be too difficult to build right-hand drive version of this?

http://www.chinabuses.org/news/2010/1022/article_3736.html

My bus number (if any): RML2271 (owner) RML2600 (Driver)

Re: The first of the 202 Yutongmasters, about to hit the streets of Macedonia

Extraordinary!

My bus number (if any): RM238, RM471 and RM2213

Re: The first of the 202 Yutongmasters, about to hit the streets of Macedonia

Puts me in mind of a Midland Red D9 especially with that set-back front axle.

My bus number (if any): RM1001

Re: The first of the 202 Yutongmasters, about to hit the streets of Macedonia

This design seems to be the way many of us would like to see a Routemaster replacement, assuming the panelwork and windows share parallel frame spacings, it should be possible to 'swap sides' just as was done on the Hong Kong export Routemasters (The real ones where they moved the stairs etc.

It could be worth doing if large orders could be had.

My bus number (if any): RML 2547