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photoblog image Omnibus edition 6 of more than 1

Omnibus edition 6 of more than 1

Omnibus edition 6 of more than 1

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  • Ray
  • Not in United States
  • 26 Jun 2017, 01:19
The Indian is red...
Bill Phillips: Extremely so Ray
Cool! Is it a Pontiac?

I'd not heard that song... I guess he didn't need Bernie for that one?!
Bill Phillips: It is on the album A single man and was written in memory of a 17 year old called Guy Burchet who was a messenger boy. He died in a motorcycle accident

No it is a Guy Elizabeth. They were coach builders based in Wolverhampton
  • Lisl
  • Europe
  • 26 Jun 2017, 06:03
I thought for a moment that your local post-box had had a make-over, Bill
Once again, Bill, I love the color combination.

I have heard Elton John in concert many times and don't remember ever hearing that one. I guess it's not one of his most popular songs but it sure has his signature "feel" to it.
Bill Phillips: It is on the album A single man and was written in memory of a 17 year old called Guy Burchet who was a messenger boy. He died in a motorcycle accident
  • Philine
  • Germany
  • 26 Jun 2017, 06:48
I thought we are in the States.
Bill Phillips: The Guy Company were Coach builders based in Wolverhampton....anywhere less like the States is hard to imagine grin
  • Chris
  • England
  • 26 Jun 2017, 07:00
Oh I remember this truck brand, takes you back..
Bill Phillips: It does. I hadn't realised they were based in Wolverhampton
  • Martine
  • France
  • 26 Jun 2017, 07:13
Superbe tête d'indien.
Bill Phillips: It is indeed Martine.
Eek a red injun. The initial photograph on the video looked a bit like the young Martin McGuiness. I had forgotten this clever piece of music.
Bill Phillips: It is on the album A single man and was written in memory of a 17 year old called Guy Burchet who was a messenger boy. He died in a motorcycle accident.
your frame goes well with this image, Bill. i like the hint of a smile on the chief.
Bill Phillips: Yes he does look mildly amused Ayush smile
  • Alan
  • Great Britain (UK)
  • 26 Jun 2017, 10:24
I never knew that the Red Indian (am I allowed to say that these days?) was the logo of Guy's. The Guy Arab was Southampton's main bus fleet for years. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guy_Motors#/media/File:1954GuyArab.jpg
Bill Phillips: Proper buses
I think this was painted by a brush instead of a spray gun.
Bill Phillips: For certain Mary
  • Louis
  • South Africa
  • 26 Jun 2017, 14:18
Love Elton - he has a great presence on stage. A very instrumental song.
I don't think the Guy's ever run on our roads - but then we have a big country where one could have been.
Bill Phillips: Have only seen him once on stage. He did a concert at Worcestershire Cricket ground in 2006 I think it was. Ange and I went and enjoyed every minute.
Good one Bill, I do like hood ornaments.
Bill Phillips: So do I Frank. I have a dog one that once adorned my parents car back in the late 1930s
I remember Guy vehicles, indeed when my Dad first started lorry driving on BR he drove a Guy lorry for a while.
Bill Phillips: In the days when driving a lorry required a fair bit of muscle Brian
  • Astrid
  • Netherlands
  • 26 Jun 2017, 17:33
Great picture and love the Indian op front, love the red.
Bill Phillips: Great isn't it. They had style in those days!
thanks to your reply to Elizabeth... it's s fine tribute to Guy Burchet... there is many coats of paint on the old coach Bill....petersmile
Bill Phillips: It has been lovingly painted Peter.
Funny name for an Indian??

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