What happened to the bus and coach company Dial A Bus/Coachlines of Australia that were based on Portrush Road Trinity Gardens?
In the 1980s they had some Tourmasters and a variety of other coaches. Later they had some PMC Adelaide bodied Scania's.The owners house was in the street behind the depot.
Thanks.
Denv12.
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Re: Adelaide's Dial A Bus/Coachlines Of Australia.
I remember that site being the depot for Sealink, which then moved, and are now based at Mile End depot.
Bus Preservation Association of South Australia https://www.bpasa.org.au/
Tramway Museum St. Kilda https://www.trammuseumadelaide.com/
National Railway Museum, Port Adelaide https://nrm.org.au/
Tramway Museum St. Kilda https://www.trammuseumadelaide.com/
National Railway Museum, Port Adelaide https://nrm.org.au/
Re: Adelaide's Dial A Bus/Coachlines Of Australia.
Indirectly and "sort of", yes: https://fleetlists.busaustralia.com/sa.php?info=COA
The trading name �COACHLINES OF AUSTRALIA� was sold to Premier Stateliner over two years before August 2007 along with all of the charter business of the former COACHLINES OF AUSTRALIA.
The remaining company is named �Tourism and Allied Holdings� and trades as Skylink Adelaide.
This is now an historic list with a new fleet list created for Skylink which was subsequently taken over by Sealink.
Re: Adelaide's Dial A Bus/Coachlines Of Australia.
Thanks SBD for the info.I saw the fleetlist.I remember one of the earlier Tourmasters with automatic transmission.
Regards Denv12.
Regards Denv12.