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Johnsons Motor Service Buses at the depot cnr of Fletcher Street and Main Road Edgeworth c1950, . The bus on the right was produced by MAN SE Corporation based in Munich, Germany. One of the former Johnson's bus drivers, Cliff Jenkins, reported that all the instructions (gear positions etc) were written in German, something very challenging for the drivers.

  • Johnsons Motor Service Buses at the depot cnr of Fletcher Street and Main Road Edgeworth c1950, . The bus on the right was produced by MAN SE Corporation based in Munich, Germany. One of the former Johnson's bus drivers, Cliff Jenkins, reported that all the instructions (gear positions etc) were written in German, something very challenging for the drivers.

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    Creator: Stewart, Mr Ken - Lake Macquarie City Council

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