Since the engine is in the rear half you would get a 4 wheeled ‘normal’ bus which commuters could take turns to push around. If the rear, powered bit could be made to balance segway-style on 2 wheels it would make a cool form of transport in itself and would definitely catapult Malta to worldwide attention.

No.

They can’t, he will not tell us where the crude oil is!!

He’s a performing monkey in this circus of a government ; terremaxka jonqsu

All buses I see when in the Cottonera area are the yellow ones.

And who gets to certify the work?

Ok, so bodywork is modular, and this type has an axle right in front of the articulation, still, the result would have to be tested for dynamics, stability and handling.

Then there’s the minor detail that the rear section’s carrying capacity would still be missing.

The problem here is insisting these have no use.

Call consumer department, you’re entitled to the scrap metal value of your car.

That’s the incentive anyway.

As for parts, trust them to destroy anything which caters for salvaging and restoration. Slavagg kienu u slavagg jibqghu.

You should see them at auctions, cash laden, throwing silly money at anything to be there with the sinjuri. Easy to manipulate actually, just play toff, be seen particularly interested in the rubbish and they’ll fall for it.