British Coach and Busses history by make and years

Associated Daimler Co Ltd (ADC) Commercial vehicles manufacturer England UK from 1926 to 1928 The Associated Daimler Co Ltd was a short-lived Commercial vehicle fusion of ...

AEC (Associated Equipment Company) History Automotive Manufacturer: of London Great Britain from 1916 to 1980. Associated Equipment Company ( AEC for short ) is the name of a ...

AEC Monocoach Bus AEC Monocoach Overview Manufacturer AEC Production 1954-1958 Body and chassis Class Commercial vehicle,bus,coach Body style single-decker Powertrain Engine ...

AEC Q Bus Overview Manufacturer AEC Production 1932-1938 Body and chassis Class Commercial vehicle,Bus Body style bus,double-decker,single-decker Layout side-engined, Powertrain ...

AEC Regal I Bus Manufacturer AEC Production 1946 to 1947 Body and chassis Class Commercial vehicle Body style bus Powertrain Engine 7.7 litre diesel Transmission 4-speed ...

AEC Regent 1 Bus 1929 to 1942 Overview Manufacturer AEC Production 1929-1942 Body and chassis Class Commercial vehicle,Bus Body style bus,double-decker Layout Longitudinal ...

AEC Regent II Bus Manufacturer AEC Production 1945 to 1947 Class Commercial vehicle Body style bus Engine 7.7 litre diesel Transmission 4-speed Wheelbase 16ft 3in The AEC Regent ...

AEC Regent III RT Bus Manufacturer AEC Production 1946 to 1953 Class Commercial vehicle Body style bus Engine 9.6 litre 6-cylinder diesel Transmission 4-speed Wheelbase 16ft 3in ...

AEC Reliance Bus AEC Reliance Overview Manufacturer AEC Production 1953-1979 Body and chassis Class Commercial vehicle,Bus Body style bus,single-decker Powertrain Engine ...

AEC Renown 664 bus 1929 to 1937 Overview Manufacturer AEC Production 1930-1940 Body and chassis Class Commercial vehicle,Bus Body style bus,double-decker,single-decker Layout ...

AEC Swift Bus Manufacturer AEC Production 1964 to 1974 Class Commercial vehicle,Bus Body style bus,single-decker Engine 6 cylinders Wheelbase 18ft 6in Length 36 ft. The AEC Swift ...

Armstrong Whitworth History Predecessor(s) W.G. Armstrong & Mitchell Company Successor(s) Vickers-Armstrongs Founded 1847 (W.G. Armstrong Co.) Defunct 1927 Headquarters Newcastle ...

AUSTIN CXB Bus From 1947 to 1950 Regarded as Austin's answer to the Bedford 0B, the CXB model was introduced after the war in 1947. Being of normal control layout with a ...

AUSTIN K8VC Bus From 1947 to 1954 Introduced in 1947, the Austin K8VC bus is a forward control type chassis with a wheelbase of 9ft 2in. Designed to carry 12 to 14-seats. It is ...

BAT Harris & Hasell Ltd Commercial vehicle manufacturer Bristol England 1929-1931 Harris & Hasell Ltd, Bristol, held an agency for various imported American commercials. Later, ...

Bedford JJL 1979 to 1981 Overview Manufacturer Bedford Vehicles Body and chassis Doors 1 door Floor type Step entrance Powertrain Engine Bedford diesel The Bedford JJL was an ...

BEDFORD OWB Bus From 1942 to 1945 In order to ease the acute shortage of public service vehicles during World War Il, the Government authorised three chassis manufacturers to ...