The Albion Valkyrie was a forward-control bus and coach chassis built by Albion Motors at its Scotstoun works in Glasgow from 1930 to 1938. It used a five litre engine, enlarged to 6.1 litres in 1933, with a 7.8 litre engine offered as an option from 1935, and it was sold mainly as a coach. The Valkyrie was one of the five Albion passenger models given names beginning with V, the others being the Victor, Valiant, Viking and Venturer. A Valkyrie CX version, with the engine and gearbox mounted as one unit, followed in 1937 and stayed in production until 1950.
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Valkyrie (1930–1938) Forward control.
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Albion Motors was a Scottish automobile and commercial vehicle manufacturer.
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Albion Motors was a Scottish automobile and commercial vehicle manufacturer.
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Valkyrie (1930-1938) Forward control.
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Valkyrie (1930-1938) Forward control.
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Valkyrie (1930-1938) Forward control.
Generations: Albion Valkyrie CX, Bus models, generation
The CX version of the chassis was launched in 1937, with the engine and gearbox mounted together, rather than being joined by a separate drive shaft.
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The CX version of the chassis was launched in 1937, with the engine and gearbox mounted together, rather than being joined by a separate drive shaft.
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