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Valliant coach for World Cup
10th April 1970, Page 41
10th April 1970
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• The coach which will convey the England football team during the World Cup series in Mexico left Southampton on Wednesday en route for New Orleans. It has been provided to the Football Association by Valliant Cronshaw Ltd, the London coach operator, in conjunction with its associated company, Halls Coaches Ltd (Silverline).
Painted in Silverline's colours of pale blue and silver, the 12-metre British Leyland coach (in fact an AEC Reliance) has a Plaxton body fitted with 40 reclining seats. It also has three tables for cards, galley area with a refrigerator, coffee and tea machines and a stereo sound system. Two drivers will be flown to New Orleans to drive the coach from there to Mexico.