Our April general meeting will be held on 20th, starting at 1.30pm. Come and find out what we've been up to and what we've got planned.

The Brisbane Transport Museum, located at 600 Mains Road, Nathan, is home to the largest display of heritage buses and coaches in Queensland with a current fleet of vehicles spanning from 1938 to 1996 models. The majority of these buses operated for Brisbane City Council and form a significant part of Brisbane’s transport heritage. The … Continue reading Brisbane Transport Museum Open Day →

QOCS Member Peter Denaro has arranged a tour of the current temporary train replacement bus routes that are currently in operation across Southeast Queensland on Saturday 18th May 2024. The touring vehicle to be used on the day is pencilled in to be Caboolture Bus Lines #12 (a 2003 Mercedes Benz O500LE with a Custom … Continue reading The Temporary Route Tour →

The Brisbane Transport Museum, located at 600 Mains Road, Nathan, is home to the largest display of heritage buses and coaches in Queensland with a current fleet of vehicles spanning from 1917 to 1996 models. The majority of these buses operated for Brisbane City Council and form a significant part of Brisbane’s transport heritage. The … Continue reading Brisbane Transport Museum Open Day →

Our June General Meeting is on Saturday 15th at Mains Road, starting around 1.30pm. Come and catch up with what we've been doing over the last couple of months.

The Brisbane Transport Museum, located at 600 Mains Road, Nathan, is home to the largest display of heritage buses and coaches in Queensland with a current fleet of vehicles spanning from 1917 to 1996 models. The majority of these buses operated for Brisbane City Council and form a significant part of Brisbane’s transport heritage. The … Continue reading Brisbane Transport Museum Open Day →

The Brisbane Transport Museum, located at 600 Mains Road, Nathan, is home to the largest display of heritage buses and coaches in Queensland with a current fleet of vehicles spanning from 1917 to 1996 models. The majority of these buses operated for Brisbane City Council and form a significant part of Brisbane’s transport heritage. The … Continue reading Brisbane Transport Museum Open Day →

Our August general meeting is on Saturday 17th at Mains Road, starting at 1.30PM. Come and find out what we've been doing, and our plans for the future.

The Brisbane Transport Museum, located at 600 Mains Road, Nathan, is home to the largest display of heritage buses and coaches in Queensland with a current fleet of vehicles spanning the years from 1917 to 1996. The majority of these buses operated for Brisbane City Council and form a significant part of Brisbane’s transport heritage. … Continue reading Brisbane Transport Museum Open Day →

The Brisbane Transport Museum, located at 600 Mains Road, Nathan, is home to the largest display of heritage buses and coaches in Queensland with a current fleet of vehicles spanning the years from 1917 to 1996. The majority of these buses operated for Brisbane City Council and form a significant part of Brisbane’s transport heritage. … Continue reading Brisbane Transport Museum Open Day →