The Albion Victor was a small passenger chassis built by Albion Motors in Scotland from 1930 to 1939, in normal or forward-control form and as a 20 or 24 seater. Its name was revived for the Victor FT, a lightweight single-decker built from 1947 to 1959, and for the front-engined Victor VT of 1959 to 1966, which was derived from the Albion Chieftain truck chassis. It was one of five passenger models Albion gave names beginning with V, with the Valiant, Viking, Valkyrie and Venturer. Leyland Motors bought Albion in 1951, during the run of the FT.
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Bus models, maker
Victor (1930-1939) Normal or forward control. 20 or 24 seater.
Bus production and models
Almost all Albion buses were given names beginning with "V", these models being the Victor, Valiant, Viking, Valkyrie, and Venturer.
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Albion Motors was a Scottish automobile and commercial vehicle manufacturer.
Of Make: Albion Motors, Bus models, make
Victor (1930-1939) Normal or forward control. 20 or 24 seater.
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Victor (1930-1939) Normal or forward control. 20 or 24 seater.
In Group: Bus Chassis, Bus models, kind of vehicle
Victor (1930-1939) Normal or forward control. 20 or 24 seater.
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