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464: 1171: 915: 996: 1100:; 192 6x6 lorries (some of which had Coles Cranes mounted); and 185 similar vehicles, but 6x4, for mobile oxygen plants. They were known by the nickname "Mat". New civilian Matadors appeared after the war, and many ex-military Matadors were adapted for post-war commercial use, especially as timber lorries and recovery vehicles. There was a final short run of the 0853 4x4 Matador for the Army in the early fifties, due to ongoing issues with the introduction of the replacement Leyland. The last Matador was a 4x4 variant of the Mercury, introduced in 1960. 1133: 1232: 140: 405: 4198: 816: 1125: 453: 611: 25: 475: 333: 4208: 300: 131: 1228:
tons from 1933) and was fitted with either an 85 hp (63 kW) four-cylinder 5.1-litre diesel engine or an 80 hp four-cylinder 5.1-litre petrol engine. This was a robust and well-designed lorry, popular with both drivers and operators. The model was discontinued in the 1950s, although the
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in use by other fleets. It was said at the time (early '60s) that the main reason was inter-urban gearing instead of purely urban gearing present in Leylands. An interesting feature was the preselector gear-change, similar to those in Leyland buses, controlled by a small gated lever installed by the
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2012 was the centenary of the founding of AEC Ltd, and to mark this, a number of events took place throughout the year. By far the biggest was hosted by The AEC Society, and was held over the weekend of 26 and 27 May 2012 at Newark Showground in Nottinghamshire. It was the biggest ever gathering of
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which AEC had planned but never marketed. They were expensive to buy new and the square sided styling looked dated to British eyes in the age of the Elite and Dominant coaches, thus they were slow selling. These were probably the only right hand drive coaches built by UTIC. At the time Moseley also
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of 16 ft 7 in. A 6x4 variant was the "Mammoth Major". From 1934 a distinction was made between the lighter Mammoth Minor, and the heavier Mammoth Major 6 (6x4) and Mammoth Major 8 (8x2 or 8x4), which appeared in 1934. The Mammoth Major Mk II was introduced in 1935; the eight-wheeler
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In 1946 AEC resumed civilian production with the 0661/20 Regent II and the 0662/20 Regal I. These were not new models but a recommencement of the most basic AEC 1939 specification bus models. The single-decker was going to be marketed as Regal II until somebody at Southall remembered the 1936-8
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The Leyland Marathon (1973–79) was a high powered 4x2 or 6x4 tractor unit with a modified Ergomatic cab, which was built at the AEC factory in Southall. A few were given AEC badges to satisfy individual customer preferences. The Marathon name had formerly been used on a Maudslay bus chassis.
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Mercury, model G4M (1953–65) - 4x2 medium-duty cabover. The Mk.I (1953–55) usually had a Duramin cab, whereas the Mk.II (1955–65) usually had Park Royal cabs ('tin front' and later Mk.V cabs). Other cab manufacturers included Bowyers. In some export markets this model was sold as
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The AEC Mandator name was originally used for medium-duty models in the 1930s, but in 1949 the Matador 4x2 was renamed Mandator. The name was used for the heavier AEC 4x2s until the end of production in the 1970s, and was especially popular as a tractor unit.
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From 1929, AEC produced new models: the names of lorries began with "M" (Majestic, Mammoth, Mercury, and so on), and those of buses began with "R" (Regent, Regal, Renown, and so on). These original "M-models" continued in production until the end of
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in 1914, AEC's ability to produce large numbers of vehicles using moving-track assembly lines, based on American principles, became important in supplying the increasing need for army lorries. AEC commenced large-scale production of their 3-ton
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ACLOs were principally found in Argentina, Brazil, and particularly in Uruguay, where there were two ACLO fleets (150 buses in total) built by Verheul in the Netherlands on the Regal Mark IV chassis. They were interesting buses, faster than
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The Matador name is often used for the 10-ton 6x6 military vehicles of Model 854/O854 (built 1940–44), but this model was never given an official name. It was an extended Matador chassis, mated to a Marshal double-drive bogie.
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Pre-war 6x4 3ton military lorry built with various body styles- some were employed by the Royal Air Force as cranes (using the Coles Crane). The name was reintroduced for 6x2 and 6x4 medium-duty lorries from the 1960s-1970s.
1187:- or "Milly" - was the 1952 replacement for the Matador; a 6x4 or 6x6 artillery tractor/military lorry which continued in various forms until the 1970s. The Militant name had earlier been used by Maudslay in the 1930s. 296:, and extensive tram operations. As part of the reorganisation following the takeover, a separate concern was set up for the bus manufacturing elements, and was named Associated Equipment Company, better-known as AEC. 943:. Subsequent Mammoth Majors featured the Mk V cab, and finally the tilting Ergomatic cab. The original 4x2 Mammoth and lightweight Mammoth Minor were relatively short-lived models, but both names were later re-used. 1312:
AECs vehicles, and over 225 attended, as well as more than 350 vehicles of other marques. It was the biggest rally ever held by The AEC Society and was closed by a flypast by the Battle of Britain memorial flight.
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steering wheel, with a reversed gate, with first gear to the right and up, and fourth gear to the bottom and left. In Argentina, 25 Verheul buses also built on the Regal Mark IV chassis were sold in 1961.
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The AEC Mercury (Model 440) was first built in 1928. This was a forward-control lorry with a wheelbase of 14 ft (4.3 m) for 4 ton payloads. The Model 640 was introduced in 1930, with a
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G. J. Rackham was appointed Chief Engineer and Designer in 1928. He had previously worked for Leyland Motors. His ideas contributed significantly to AEC's reputation for quality and reliability.
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The AEC Mammoth was introduced in 1930, being largest truck in the AEC range and the first to be available as a cabover. It was originally a 7/8 ton 4x2 lorry with a
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Marshal, model TGM6 (1965–77) - 6x2 or 6x4 medium-duty cabover (Ergomatic tilting cab). Variant with larger (but downrated) engine was known as Marshal Major, model 2TGM6
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In the late 1950s, Spanish government restrictions on imports reduced AEC sales in Spain to virtually nil. As a consequence, AEC approached a Spanish truck manufacturer,
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Marshal, model 644 (1932/35-41) - 6x4 military truck. Prototypes (1932) included both normal-control and cabover versions, but all production vehicles were cabovers.
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Model BDK6 (1964–71) - normal-control 6-wheeler, 10 cu/yd capacity. Based on Thornycroft design. Also sold as under the Leyland, Aveling Barford and Scammell brands
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Non-military production stopped in 1941, from then until 1944 AEC produced nearly 10,000 vehicles for the war effort. During the war, AEC produced their 10-ton 4x4
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based dealer Moseley imported nine UTIC U2043 coaches which were marketed as the Moseley Continental Tagus. They were mechanically equivalent to a rear-engined
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Mercury, model TGM4 (1964–77) - 4x2 medium duty cabover (Ergomatic tilting cab). In some export markets (notably New Zealand) this model was sold as a Monarch
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The AEC Mogul model GM4 (1959–67) was a normal-control 4x2 built primarily for export markets. The Mogul name had originally been used on Maudslay lorries.
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could carry 15-ton loads. It remained in production until 1948 when it was superseded by the Mk III, which was mechanically similar, but had the Park Royal
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being planned too. Nevertheless, the Leyland takeover in 1962 soon undermined the agreement, as Leyland was partnering with Barreiros's Spanish arch-rival,
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lightweight 0862 model of that name and as a result the name was corrected after the launch publicity had been printed. At the end of 1946 the postwar 0961
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was in build and by 1948 Mammoth Major, Matador and Monarch Mk IIIs were in production, followed by the 'provincial' Regent III and the Regal III.
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The original AEC Monarch was built from 1931 to 1939 at AEC's Southall works. The first version had payload of 7 tons (increased to
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Militant Mk.III models O870 and O880 (1966–79) - 6x6 cabover. These were the last vehicles to use a variant of the AEC/Park Royal cab.
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by 1919. Many of these were acquired by civilian operators following the war. YB and YC Types continued in production until 1921.
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closed it in 1979. In 1979, the production of Leyland (AEC) vehicles was transferred to remaining Leyland Truck and Bus plants.
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was introduced in 1915. The improved YA Type appeared in 1917. More than ten thousand of these vehicles were supplied to the
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started in 1941. Three Marks were built, with guns from 40mm to 75mm, totalling 629 vehicles. They remained in use post-war.
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Majestic, model GB6 (1959–68), - 6x4 variant of heavy normal-control Mogul, built primarily for export and specialist uses.
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The AEC Mustang model GM6 (1956–61) was a medium-weight, twin-steer ("Chinese six") 6x2 cabover, derived from the Mercury
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and traction equipment for diesel railcars since reduced demand would not require the existing capacity of both parents.
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Monarch Mk.II, models 344/346/O346 (1935–47) - 4x2 cabover. There was also a normal-control version, model 244 (1935–40)
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acquired ACV in 1962. AEC lorries were given the same "Ergomatic" cabs used across several Leyland marques (including
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Normal control variants of the Mammoth family were also available, although much less common that the cabovers:
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Matador Mk.II, model 346/O346 (1935–47) - 4x2 cabover. Model 236/O246 (1935–40) was the normal-control version
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Mammoth Major 8 Mk.III, models 3871/3872/3873/3881/3882 (1948–61)- 8x4 cabover ('tin front' cab from 1955)
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Model 3673M (1957–63) - 6x4 half-cab derived from Mammoth Major, with 10 cubic yard dump dumper capacity
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In Portugal, the AEC vehicles, mainly coaches and buses but also lorries, were assembled and bodied by
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five-ton 4x2 commercial lorry was introduced in 1932, but the name was most famously used for the 4x4
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The name was resurrected for medium-duty 4x2 lorries and tractors built from the 1950s to the 1970s.
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Mammoth Minor, model TG6RF (1965–67) - twin-steer ("Chinese six") 6x2 cabover (Ergomatic tilting cab)
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Mammoth Major 6 Mk.III, models 3671/3672/3673 (1948–60) - 6x4 cabover ('tin front' cab from 1955)
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Mammoth Major 6 Mk.I/II, models 668 (1930–35), 366/O366 (1935–48) - 6x4 cabover (Mk.II from 1934)
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Mandator Mk.III, models 3472/3474/3475 (1949–55) - 4x2 cabover. Successor to model 3471 Matador.
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versions, such as the Crossley Regent bus. In 1949 ACV acquired the bus coachbuilding company
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as brand name, disregarding ACLO, and seemed very promising; production of the AEC off-road
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was the brand name used by AEC in Latin America and in Spain to sell all their products.
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Model DK6 (1961–62) - 6x4 or 6x6 semi-cabover derived from Militant, 10 cu/yd capacity.
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Matador, model 4GM4 (1960–65) - 4x4 cabover (Mk.V cab, but marketed as "Matador Mk.II")
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Mandator Mk.III, models 3481/3482/3483/3484 (1955–61) - 4x2 cabover ('tin front' cab)
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Majestic, models 3521/3531 (1950–57) - 10-ton twin-steer ("Chinese six") 6x2 cabover.
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Mammoth Major 6 Mk.I/II, model 266 (1930–36) and 366 (1936–48) - 6x2 normal control
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version was designated as the "AEC Marshall" but almost always called the Matador.
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In 1932, AEC took a controlling interest in the British subsidiary of the American
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a self-propelled 6-pounder anti-tank gun, which was used briefly in North Africa.
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Militant Mk.II (1962, prototypes only) - 6x6 cabover (Park Royal Mk.V type cab)
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Marshal 8, model TGM8 (1967–68) 8x4 medium duty cabover (Ergomatic tilting cab)
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design, considered to be one of the first mass-produced commercial vehicles.
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Matador Mk.III, model 3471 (1947–49) - 4x2 cabover. Renamed Mandator in 1949
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version introduced in 1938. These vehicles exploited AEC's experience with
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Mammoth Major 8, model TG8R (1966–78) - 8x4 cabover (Ergomatic tilting cab)
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Mammoth Major 6, model TG6R (1965–78) - 6x4 cabover (Ergomatic tilting cab)
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artillery tractor. To avoid confusion, these were marketed under the name
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off-road tractor unit. Production of the AEC Dumptruk was transferred to
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Marshal, model GM6 (1961–66) - 6x2 or 6x4 medium-duty cabover (Mk.V cab)
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Monarch Mk.I, models 641 (1930–33) and 647/648 (1933–35) - 4x2 cabover
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From 1957 to 1971 AEC built a series of large off-road dump trucks:
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A preserved AEC Renown, previously run by King Alfred Motor Services
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Mandator, model TG4 (1965–78) - 4x2 cabover (Ergomatic tilting cab)
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Matador Mk.I, model 645 (1932–35) - 4x2 cabover version of Mercury
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was a lorry based on the X-type bus chassis. With the outbreak of
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Model HDK4 (1959–65) - 4x4 normal-control with 18 cu/yd capacity
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Mandator, model 672 (1931–32) - medium-duty 4x2 normal control
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In Spain, ACLOs could be seen mainly as double-deck buses in
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There were three distinct incarnations of the AEC Majestic:
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Mandator Mk.III, model 2472 (1949–61) - 4x2 normal-control
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Monarch Mk.III, models O345/3451 (1947–56) - 4x2 cabover
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that it had gained from its involvement in the British
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Mandator, model 669 (1931–35) - medium-duty 4x2 cabover
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The X-type was followed by Searle's 273:designed by its chief motor engineer, 4313:British companies established in 1912 4017:Driver & Vehicle Licensing Agency 2387: 1804: 835:Lorries and other commercial vehicles 600: 566:The AEC engines were used in Finnish 4207: 1772:AEC Matador and Militant Owners Club 1539: 1535: 1533: 1531: 1529: 633:adding citations to reliable sources 604: 288:In 1912, LGOC was taken over by the 47:adding citations to reliable sources 18: 2426:Manufacturing in the United Kingdom 1610:"Anglo-Dutch bus for South America" 1389:"From omnibus to ecobus, 1829-1850" 573: 370:across the range in the mid-1930s. 320:lorry in 1916, including some with 13: 4268:Motor vehicle engine manufacturers 1728:"Contact Us - Moseley Coach Sales" 1578:AEC plant closes as Marathon moves 1287: 493:as a joint venture to manufacture 14: 4324: 4303:1979 disestablishments in England 1750: 1526: 1088:vehicles marketed under the name 516:and on 1 October 1948 AEC set up 327: 4206: 4197: 4196: 1230: 884:was an experimental early 1930s 782: 609: 570:lorries and buses in the 1960s. 396:. Production ceased about 1936. 23: 4139:Institute of Advanced Motorists 2566:Alternative Chassis Engineering 2520:London Electric Vehicle Company 1720: 1695: 1670: 1645: 1620: 1616:. 14 December 1962. p. 50. 1602: 1588: 1508:"AEC's Contribution to Victory" 1350:Lorries : 1890s to 1970s, 620:needs additional citations for 399: 277:, at works in Blackhorse Lane, 34:needs additional citations for 4298:1912 establishments in England 3918:Constellation Automotive Group 1598:Commercial Motor 20 April 1979 1571: 1565:Truck & Bus Transportation 1556: 1500: 644:"Associated Equipment Company" 518:Associated Commercial Vehicles 259:London General Omnibus Company 58:"Associated Equipment Company" 1: 4283:Vehicle manufacture in London 3699:Transport Research Laboratory 2431:Economy of the United Kingdom 1792:Catalogue of the AEC archives 1787:Home of a famous Militant Mk1 1595:Southall's last TL12 Marathon 1328: 435:AEC Armoured Command Vehicles 408:AEC Matador artillery tractor 336:A 1921 AEC S-type Bus at the 4233:Associated Equipment Company 4027:Vehicle Certification Agency 1298:British United Traction DMUs 779:Coaches under its own name. 528:, along with its subsidiary 252: 226:Associated Equipment Company 206:Lorries, buses, motorcoaches 124:Associated Equipment Company 16:British vehicle manufacturer 7: 3963:National Tyres and Autocare 3740:Caparo Vehicle Technologies 2007:Routemaster/Routemaster FRM 1542:AEC Album Part One: to 1945 1315: 810: 738: 447: 373:From 1931 to 1938, AEC and 265:services then operating in 10: 4329: 3177:Whitley Engineering Centre 2323:Associated Daimler Company 1291: 827: 770:or a coach version of the 508:Also in 1948 AEC acquired 349:Associated Daimler Company 247: 144:AEC Southall Works in 1973 4192: 4040: 3995: 3890: 3802: 3727: 3604: 3593: 3362: 3211:McLaren Technology Centre 3036: 3023: 2845: 2548: 2465: 2439: 2421: 2310: 2293: 2267: 2116: 2045: 1839: 1782:Page on ALSA's ACLO buses 731:, and as line coaches in 210: 202: 186: 175: 167: 159: 149: 137: 128: 4278:Trolleybus manufacturers 4098:Classic & Sports Car 4022:Driving Standards Agency 4012:Department for Transport 3958:Millbrook Proving Ground 3132:Electric Car Corporation 2980:Roger Dowson Engineering 2855:Advanced Engine Research 2280:Armoured Command Vehicle 1512:Commercial Motor Archive 1152:developing 65 bhp. 823: 3639:Grayson Thermal Systems 2591:British United Traction 2338:British United Traction 1992:Renown (1920s two-axle) 1453:London Transport Museum 1423:London Transport Museum 1393:London Transport Museum 707: 491:British United Traction 2358:Maudslay Motor Company 1347:Baldwin, Nick (2010). 1307:Centenary celebrations 1175: 1137: 1129: 1000: 919: 820: 762:From 1971 to 1973 the 514:Maudslay Motor Company 482: 471: 460: 409: 340: 304: 4007:Automotive Council UK 3968:Pinewood Technologies 3157:Castle Bromwich plant 2900:Ford World Rally Team 2778:Shelvoke & Drewry 2733:Metro Cammell Weymann 1902:Ranger (between wars) 1702:Manning, Ian (2011). 1677:Manning, Ian (2009). 1652:Manning, Ian (2009). 1358:Bloomsbury Publishing 1173: 1135: 1127: 998: 917: 904:normal-control lorry. 818: 541:airport crash tenders 535:In 1961 ACV acquired 477: 466: 455: 407: 338:Heritage Motor Centre 335: 302: 4176:Top Gear (TV series) 4105:Coach & Bus Week 3855:Jack Barclay Bentley 1614:The Commercial Motor 1544:. 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