Bus Coach
Britain
1930s
Leyland Lion LT3 Bus
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| Manufacturer | Leyland motors limited |
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| Type | Commercial vehicle |
| Production | 1931 to 1933 |
| Chassis | single-decker,bus,coach |
| Engine | 4-cylinder petrol |
| Power | 28.9hp |
| Transmission | 4-speed sliding mesh |
| Wheelbase | 17ft 6in |
The Leyland Lion LT3 was a bus from the 1930s in Britain built as a single-decker bus and coach.
History
Introduced in 1931, the Lion LT3 is a forward control model built to carry single-deck bodywork. Having a wheelbase of 17ft 6in, it is powered by a Leyland 4-cylinder petrol engine of 28.9 hp, whilst its transmission is via a 4-speed sliding mesh gearbox and single plate clutch to an underslung worm rear axle.
The brakes which on all wheels are vacuum servo assisted and the LT3 continued until 1933.
Rating
Manuals
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