Talk:Thomas Built Buses
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[edit] BUSSES 82-2 AND 91-5 WERE THE BEST THOMAS BUILT BUSSES IN THE WORLD
AND I APPROVE THIS MESSAGE
Dear Fellow bus lover:
Do you by chance belong to the school bus fleet magazine forum? If not, you will almost certainly want to check it out. I among others would like to know why you think those particular buses were good (really), and discuss features, etc.
I toured the old bus plants at Mitchell and High Point, and was on the dealer council for the Richmond Indiana bus plant when it was Wayne.
Your contributions of the type you have submitted so far here will continue to get reverted because they don't meet Wikipedia criteria, not because it isn't;t good that you are interested in those buses (and those models?).
If you are a true school bus enthusiast, you are in for a treat at School Bus Fleet Magazine online forum
Sorry about the revert, but a lot of work is going into the various Wikipedia articles on school buses and we need facts to be documented to survive edits.
Mark in Richmond Vaoverland 18:17, May 15, 2005 (UTC)
