The GS has standard Briggs Motor Bodies wings and bonnet. In this photo you can see that is basically the same as on a 1958 Thames Trader, Photographed at last weekend's Peterborough Bus and Commercial vehicle rally.

My bus number (if any): RMs 238, 471. 2213 & GS1 7

Remember the GS has the 2" spacer between the wings and the inner wing; the rear is also a bit longer and the sidelight moulding's different. I know, my GS has lorry wings!!

Back in the day someone used to make glass fibre Ford wings, I saw a pair on a lorry in a scrap yard back in 1974! Never managed to get the bolts undone to recover them, pah!

Chris

The GS has standard Briggs Motor Bodies wings and bonnet. In this photo you can see that is basically the same as on a 1958 Thames Trader, Photographed at last weekend's Peterborough Bus and Commercial vehicle rally.

My bus number (if any): RM967 (Driver & Restoration Consultant), bus is owned by Tom Ireland

Pre-select in a GS?? Since when? The only GS I know without a crash box is one in Belgium which has a Cummins/Alison drive train! Oh, and the one from the Shetlands which is a GS body on a Ford D series chassis.