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Routemasters For The Open Market D OUTEMASTER double-deck buses, as

26th October 1962, Page 59
26th October 1962
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originally designed and built for London Transport, are to be made available in modified form to any operator in this country and overseas under the name of the Park Royal Routemaster. Offered basically as a 30-ft. vehicle capable of seating up to, 72 passengers and with either forward entrance and power-operated doors or with a normal rear entrance, A.E.C. or Leyland power units will be available with a range of transmission alternatives, whilst either all or coil-spring suspension can be specified for the rear. Also offered will be 27-ft. models with seating for up to 64 passengers, and both lengths of bus will be available in semi-coach form.