The Albion Venturer was Albion's first double-decker bus chassis, introduced in 1932 and built until 1939 with seating for 51 and later 55 passengers. A three-axle version called the Valorous was made in 1932, but only one was produced. In 1937 the Venturer CX arrived with the engine and gearbox mounted together rather than joined by a separate drive shaft, and it remained in production until 1951. The Venturer was one of the V-named passenger models of Albion Motors of Scotstoun in Glasgow, and the last Albion double-decker was the Lowlander of 1961.
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Venturer (1932–1939) Albions first double-decker. 51, later 55 seats.
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Albion Motors was a Scottish automobile and commercial vehicle manufacturer.
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Venturer (1932-1939) Albions first double-decker. 51, later 55 seats.
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The first double-deck design was the Venturer of 1932, with up to 51 seats.
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Albion Motors was a Scottish automobile and commercial vehicle manufacturer.
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Venturer (1932-1939) Albions first double-decker. 51, later 55 seats.
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Venturer (1932-1939) Albions first double-decker. 51, later 55 seats.
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Venturer (1932-1939) Albions first double-decker. 51, later 55 seats.
Generations: Albion Venturer 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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