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Oh you guys have Plaxton city buses. Here in BC, Canada we have MCI, New Flyers and Orion Bus Industries.  As for tour buses we have Prevost, MCI and a few Vanhools mainly... I drive for CBL and here's what our buses look like: 
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Very Cool!! I love the old IROC, especially from across the pond! 
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The 3rd car down is the mid 70's Mustang 2. About as popular as the Micra. Originally posted by The Spelling Nazi:
Originally posted by deedum:
if you mean tractor units and trailers as we call them, then yes, but ares are not as HUGE.
Keep in mind that here in the states it is common for tractors to be pulling two trailers. There are some states that allow three! Let me tell you, having passed one of those behemoths in Colorado, it's UNNERVING as three trailers have a tendency to weave like a snake!!!! Also, it takes a LOOONNNNNGGGGG time to get around a hundred feet or more of semi!!!!
Don't forget the Road Trains of Australia. 4 or more trailers aren't uncommon.
And for the record of longest road train....
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I wanna see him blind back that road train into a loading dock in Chicago or some other metropolitan city. 
That third picture after the rare red X is a 1965 Galaxie 500 priced from $2950.
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Originally posted by 69Boss302:
Originally posted by The Spelling Nazi:
Originally posted by deedum:
if you mean tractor units and trailers as we call them, then yes, but ares are not as HUGE.
Keep in mind that here in the states it is common for tractors to be pulling two trailers. There are some states that allow three! Let me tell you, having passed one of those behemoths in Colorado, it's UNNERVING as three trailers have a tendency to weave like a snake!!!! Also, it takes a LOOONNNNNGGGGG time to get around a hundred feet or more of semi!!!!
Don't forget the Road Trains of Australia. 4 or more trailers aren't uncommon.
I didn't forget them.  I just don't live there and he did ask why ours were big. I would HATE to have to try and pass one of those road trains though. Those things are CRAZY long!
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TexasRealtor-I hope you spelling improves on your resume.
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1 more beasty i liked 
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Originally posted by Big Daddy Kane:
Oh, and I like how you can do whatever you want with your plates up there! I see GB plated cars here that have plates with a website on them... crazy!
Forida and Georgia (among others probably) have been putting the state website (MyFlorida.com and Georgia.com respectively) on their plates in the past few years.
What do you mean by "do whatever"? Like could you spray paint it tie-dye or cut out flames in the metal?
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