Identify this for me!

[G-CPTN]

You need to identify the make of chassis (look at the engine for identification).

Then you need to discover what bodybuilders were active around the time that the chassis was imported.

It's possible that the vehicle was imported bodied, and you would need to identify the country of origin of the chassis.

A picture of the Chalet at Kiandra:- http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-0TJHNY7qgL...a+lodge+59.jpg

From (and more at):- http://diane-adventurebeforedementia...hool-1959.html

[davidb]

Originally Posted by G-CPTN

Then you need to discover what bodybuilders were active around the time that the chassis was imported.

The body-builder's plate is usually on, beside or at any rate close to, the entrance step. Best of luck!

[G-CPTN]

http://www.busaustralia.com/body.html

[S&S Customs]

Drove 2 hours to the wrecking yard this morning, and was refused entry but will go back on a weekend when he should let me look around. thanks guys will look for a chassis no. or any number that may help identify the bus.
cheers
Tom

[S&S Customs]

hey all!
merry chirstmas, happy new year all that stuff out of the way.
i managed to finally get to the yard on december the 3rd! and had a good look at the bus, inside there what may have been the bonnet, with General Motors Trucks across it, i couldn't find chassis no or and form of id tag at all!
thats all the information i have for now, may post some pics of it when i have a chance.
Cheers
Tom