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Setra S415GT-HD, № 10-KK-8027
| Country: | Ireland  |
| Carrier: | Bernard Kavangh & Sons |
| Make: | Setra |
| Model: | Setra S415GT-HD |
| Current condition: | 2014 — renumbered/transferred within countryoperating |
| VIN: | WKK63213123109602 |
| Built: | 2010 |
| Initial registration: | 04.2010 |
Number transfers:
| Initial registration |  NH10 GSH № 30 - National Holidays |
| 2013 → | 10-KK-8027 - Bernard Kavangh & Sons |
| 2014 → | 10-KK-8027 - Eirebus Ltd |
| 2016 → | 10-KK-8027 - Bernard Kavangh & Sons |
| 2017 → | 10-KK-8027 - Various carirers |
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Photos: 1552 · Photo Author · Photo moderator / General content editor / Non-author's photo moderator / Translator
It is now confirmed that this Setra was initially with the National Holidays fleet from 2010 until around early-2012, when it was written off due to an accident.
Bernard Kavanagh acquired the bus in March/April 2012, restored it over the summer of 2012, and later registered it in Ireland.
National Hols received 15 Setras in April 2010. NH10 BSH; NH10 DSH and so on, in a row up to NH10 SSH.
Maybe the PSV Circle archives from 2010–2012 include records of the National Holidays crash and write-off, so we could identify initial Reg. plate and full VIN.
Bernard Kavanagh acquired the bus in March/April 2012, restored it over the summer of 2012, and later registered it in Ireland.
National Hols received 15 Setras in April 2010. NH10 BSH; NH10 DSH and so on, in a row up to NH10 SSH.
Maybe the PSV Circle archives from 2010–2012 include records of the National Holidays crash and write-off, so we could identify initial Reg. plate and full VIN.
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Photos: 10058 · General content editor
I've had a bit of a look on Flickr and I think this may have been NH10 GSH, this chap is a fairly knowledgable source reading the comments https://www.flickr.com/photos/eybusman/5480967387/in/photolist-9mkoDH-atJ1wn-aBzNRX-26a3Niu
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Photos: 1552 · Photo Author · Photo moderator / General content editor / Non-author's photo moderator / Translator
Solved then. Perfect. Flagline picture In the comments there, confirms what we already have here about it. Thanks John.
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