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nezz
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Location: Coimbra-Portugal
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| Scotty wrote: |
Don't forget this one:
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don't have portuguese license plate of this. have any info on that? |
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RockStock
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Joined: November 26, 2004
Posts: 3924
Location: England
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4th btm here
http://www.stainsby.force9.co.uk/uk_barn_door_buses.htm
Owner: Tim
Model: 1955 LHD Single Cab
Chassis Number: 20-110724
History: From Northern Portugal used until owner passed away 20 years ago and then stored until June 2003
Gotta love Portugese BDs
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mr_fonzie
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Joined: October 15, 2009
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Location: Portugal
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| RockStock wrote: |
4th btm here
http://www.stainsby.force9.co.uk/uk_barn_door_buses.htm
Owner: Tim
Model: 1955 LHD Single Cab
Chassis Number: 20-110724
History: From Northern Portugal used until owner passed away 20 years ago and then stored until June 2003
Gotta love Portugese BDs |
Yeah Portugal rules
And I don´t find any SC Barn or even a splitscreen 
Hope find one.. |
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originalo
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Joined: February 14, 2007
Posts: 358
Location: Germany
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| Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 4:34 am Post subject: Portguese Barndoors |
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Here´s is another one, a Kombi with Safaris. I took this foto about 25 years ago in Lisbon (Restelo). I spent my holidays in Portugal and my beetle had broken down and the owner (who btw still today owns a very nice oval beetle, family heritage...um grande abraco para ti, Ricardo!) of this bus was so nice that he allowed me to drive his bus instead for a few days...but before that I had to install an engine on the sidewalk, without a workplace or anything...
I do not know what happened to this bus, I believe the owner sold it years ago.
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bigbulli
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Location: ENGLAND
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there was a bd ambulance from portgual on a trailer at the ssvc camping weekend before Stanford Hall, I didnt go so I have no pics....
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elroocky
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Joined: December 11, 2003
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Location: France, Normandy
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20-6232 (missing a number?)
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Laurent sold that bus around 8 to 10 years ago to an other french guy in north of France, it was sold again few years ago, it's now in UK, Scotland near Aberdeen since 3 or 4 years |
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nezz
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Posts: 412
Location: Coimbra-Portugal
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| Posted: Wed Jun 09, 2010 2:55 pm Post subject: Re: Portguese Barndoors |
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I do not know what happened to this bus, I believe the owner sold it years ago.
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at least last year was still in Portugal |
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fuchs lee
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did you get this one?
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I still kick myself for not buying this bus. |
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originalo
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Location: Germany
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| Posted: Wed Jul 28, 2010 7:03 am Post subject: Re: Portguese Barndoors |
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at least last year was still in Portugal |
How is it looking like today?
Do you have a foto?? |
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CaLiBus
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| Posted: Fri Nov 01, 2013 8:28 am Post subject: Portugal Barndoors |
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| Hey guys! I have a complete top and bottom portugal made far rear seat that came out of a Barndoor. I'm talking big springs and killer original matireal still intact. I would prefer to see it go back to one of these Rare birds. PM me. The top piece is in my classifieds. |
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Barny55
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Location: France
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AH-21-96 was for sale on this site a while back... it's in France, awaiting restoration to be competed. |
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Scotty
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Location: Northampton - Uk
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| nezz wrote: |
don't have portuguese license plate of this. have any info on that? |
Sorry for the delay, here is the portugese number plate for that bus
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Barndoor51
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| nezz wrote: |
don't have portuguese license plate of this. have any info on that? |
Sorry for the delay, here is the portugese number plate for that bus
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And now it feeezing in Sweden! poor pickup 
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20-03194 Panel
20-011384 Kombi
20-110724 SingelCab
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Stocknazi
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| Posted: Fri Nov 01, 2013 5:15 pm Post subject: Re: Portguese Barndoors |
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| nezz wrote: |
at least last year was still in Portugal |
How is it looking like today?
Do you have a foto?? |
was this kombi special ordered with the upper vents?
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SiMedlicott
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| I was always under the impression, all Portuguese buses were imported as panel vans and then converted. Hence the upper vents. But looking through this thread there's a few without them?? |
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Scotty
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Chez's 53 is a portugese bus
I have no idea what it's portugese registration number was though
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SplitBusFan
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Location: Portugal
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| I was always under the impression, all Portuguese buses were imported as panel vans and then converted. Hence the upper vents. But looking through this thread there's a few without them?? |
Not all the buses sold in Portugal were converted from panel vans. This practice from the national dealer at the time started somewhere in late 52 or early 53.
My January 52 bus don't have the ventilation louvres.
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djfordmanjack
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Scotty
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It was in austria prior to coming to the uk, but it was orignally a portugese bus
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streetwagens
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these ones I don´t know where they are
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Updates, 6620 is now on the road in the UK 
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