(01 Nov 2013, 11:53 am)Andreos1 wrote Is that how many there are?
It is going take another massive investment by GNE to replace them.
Suppose that is what happens, when purchases are made in one big go - you get cycles of brand new purchases like in early 80's, early 90's, early 00's and early 10's, supplemented by second hand examples arriving in late 90's, late 00's and probably again in 2-3 years time.
I'm going by the fleet list on here, i think they will be around for a while yet, isn't it 2017? when the government want all buses to be a certain clean engine