Yes that is my photo taken at Toogoolawah at Toms.

The Commer above is my photo taken at Leon Toms Toogoolawah .The AEC/Scania Denning PVV764 which was 79/105 is pictured when with L&E Driving School of Woody Point,again my photo,the picture of the other AEC-Scania at Toowoomba was taken by VIc Hayes, all photos taken from another posting used u...

Richard, when you copy someones material make sure that they got it right, it is bus 84 not 85.
This bus was at Oakey, Queensland a few years back it had been re-fronted to a more modern style.

Pacific Jewel, I caught it to NZ when it left the dock.

Former Redline-84 Bedford VAM Lewis as a caravan,it had been latterly with Loves of Kerang, VIctoria.

42 was a Commer and 43 a Ford. 68 is this one,later with Bob Warren at Stradbroke then with Southern Cross.

It was at Woodford Qld., many years back.

Scrapped at Redcliffe Qld about 30 rears ago.

I photographed this one in 2012 in a caravan park,it's a Bedford and was operated by Ocean Grove Bus Service in Victoria NMV.298.

Hopefully we will find out.

DO you know where it is located, it doesn't show up on my search?

They don't seem to have a following..

Stewarts did modify a Clipper.

Having spent a couple of nights at O'Reillys this week I managed to copy this fro the wall, the other photos are familiar to me but don't recall this one.

Looks like Stewart &Sons, Bundaberg had a hand in that!

It has a Shuttlewood Body sheild on the front no doubt removed from a Bayside AEC.

They are not Leon's

Looks like the dates are on the captions, no idea of the places.

The copyright owner of these photographs has lost the information due to a computer crash, can anyone inform us as to the identity of these 2 coaches.
I think the straight deck is a Seddon Denning ex Redline.

This was the fourth Foden bought by McGraths, it had been operating for a couple of companies on Kangaroo Is.This was in the Continental Coachline days but not sure if it actually entered service.

Austin Sheerline Ambulances, Redcliffe,Queensland had one.

I photographed that one a few weeks ago,I had stopped nearly next door for a coffee, I did know at one stage what the chassis model was but it is now forgotten, if I could get the chassis number I could at least find what model it is.
Cliff Keong bought a few of these, damaged deck cargo I beleive.

There was a saying "Better dead than read." Not a smart saying when you see this in pea soup green.
Then again Dulux Green and Cream with a seagull painted on the side would look a lot better.

Albion c/n is usually on chassison l/h above front axle

I had come to that conclusion after finding some examples on this site, they certainly match up with tail lights and that shaped lower front panel, thanks Neil.