0 a large old-fashioned vehicle, especially one used by groups for visiting places of interest --
They were largely drawn from all parts of the country, brought in wagonettes, charabancs, special trains.
There are numbers of charabancs, and the road is connected very intimately with the game of golf.
There is another kind of heavy motor traffic, and that is the charabancs which are used locally.
There were in addition 273,000 commercial goods vehicles and over 95,000 motor hackneys, which includes taxi-cabs, omnibuses and charabancs.
Much of it is archaic and still in the charabanc age.
It is far more comfortable to travel in a charabanc than in a taxicab.
The charabanc and coach services run by private individuals are concerned more with adults, and their busy period is largely over the week ends.
Today the charabancs have left and the abstention is without even the presence.
