I'm sorry about the blurred image but it was due to the speed of the passing bus in Santarem, RN 4962 a rather square Utic bodied AEC.
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Nice picture. There were not many of these in the 4000 series of RN. I always liked this compact Utic AEC bus type. It's design is nice and clean. It always reminds me somehow of the British RF type bus.
Not as nice as the RF surely, but I can see what you mean. They were quite common in other divisions though.
I love this body !
Travelled soo many times on them, on route 467 (Oeiras - Sintra).
Sintra had 2 examples of thes model. They had their rear end choped at the bottom in order to overcame some deep slopes in Sintra area...
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