THE WALLACE ARNOLD IMAGE GALLERY
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 Whilst Plaxton bodies predominated, WA took small batches of Jonckheere models including the Grand Tourer coaches. In May 2004 Y713HWT is seen by the famous Sagrada Familla cathedral in Barcelona. |
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 Identical Y723HWT in contrast is preparing to travel abroad, awaiting its turn to board the ferry with the white cliffs of Dover behind. |
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 Plaxton Paragons became the final standard WA coach and this example is seen at services in North East Wales: Volvo B10M Y734HWT. |
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 In 2005 Wallace Arnold was acquired by its main competitor, Shearings. Seen shortly after, Volvo B10M/Jonckheere 7820WA has acquired Shearings branding above the window and a Shearings fleet number: 353. It is seen in Marlow on a tour feeder service. It si not known what became of its cherished WA registration. |
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 Seen in May 2007 a former Grand Tourer Volvo B12M with Jonckheere coachwork has been repainted in Shearings blue and the Wallace Arnold brand reduced to a WA logo in a circle next to the Shearings name. After this livery incarnation the WA tag was soon lost and all traces of the age old eliminated. |
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