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  Tatuś (2015-02-10 10:01:35.767904)

  Almost like mine

   
• Mettal (2015-02-10 14:40:56.476592)

  +2

  Awesome! Many thanks for your priceless photos!

   
• Jarosz (2015-02-10 17:37:29.023237)

  The 260.33 model looks mysterious. I don`t see a single 260.33 on Fotobus, and I assume there would be at least a few of them listed over there if that would be another version for the USSR. Our database includes two more 260.33 from Kaunas and that`s all. Does anybody have more information on that model, or maybe it`s just a standard 260.37?

   
• Mettal (2015-02-11 10:44:47.654211)

  +1

  Definitely not .37 - it is just too old. It is enough to see white handholds to tell that it cannot be .37
  And where did 260.33 came from? Those 2 in Kaunas are regular .37 Kaunas did not have shortened 280`s like Vilnius did but even that does not make shortened 280.33 a 260.33 Until we get clear details about its modification, I am putting it as "generic" 260.

   
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  Tatuś (2015-02-11 11:34:35.793285)

  +1

  Maybe it is just .01?

   
• Georg (2015-02-19 20:15:24.267023)

  +2

  .18 perhaps? They were delivered to the Baltics between 1981 and 1984.

   
• Mettal (2015-02-20 21:18:01.626688)

  VA definitely had some of those. But in Fotobus all buses I see have black handholds while this one has white...

   
• Georg (2015-02-20 23:20:34.343386)

  The other thing that i noticed, this has older narrow dashboard while .18 had new one.

   

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