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Uploaded by on Apr 29, 2007

A ride on North Birmingham Busways route 104X along ther Motorway on ex Greater Manchester Leyland Atlantean A705LNC in July 2004

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  • Are these beasts still being used in regular service? We used to have loads round Rotherham & Sheffield but they got replaced by Dennis Dominators & they got replaced by Volvo B7 double deckers.

  • For now they do appear on the peak time services from Birmingham, but I don't think they will be appearing as regulars before too long, have heard that they are getting replaced.

  • is it possible to send as an audio file?

  • might be able to, have to give us a couple of weeks for me to get it back onto my hard disk, I have currently deleted it off

  • sounds like a beast does it have a gardner engine?

  • No it has a Leyland Engine

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  • Tell ya what, those are actually pretty quick for such an old bus!

  • love those leylands mate! Reminds me of my latter schooldays. I used to sit at the back to hear the engine and that fan roar lmao! None left down here in surrey, think they met their maker.

  • Seeking help to trace the history of an Atlantean Park royal 70s 680 Roe built

    Grateful for any info.

    I am from the Wirral, now in Australia with the bus. I was told it was a Leeds bus and was imported for the film industry here.

  • yeah it is, belt driven

  • how long have the leyland olympian have been serving the upper counties in the UK

  • did the bus go under spagetti junction?

  • lots of these are in were in south wales being used for school transport between '95 and '02 by edwards coaches

  • Northern Counties Motor and Engineering Company based in Wigan (no longer in existance). A lot of buses were done this style for Manchester/SELNEC.

  • This is the Greater Manchester design built by Northern Counties. I think that the biggest proportion of Atlanteans possibly had this body

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