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Federal

From Graces Guide
July 1938. Agents in SW England
July 1938. Agent in West Yorkshire
July 1938. Agent in Staffordshire
July 1938. Agent in North Yorkshire.
July 1938. Agent in Southern England
July 1938. Agent in South Yorkshire and Derbyshire
July 1938. Agent in North West England

Federal Motor Truck Co were based in Detroit Michigan and were makers of buses.

1914 Some were sold in Britain.

1920 A range of commercial vehicles; represented by Whiting Ltd. Federal also produced purpose-built PSV chassis. These were 18 and 25 seaters with six cylinder Willy-Knight engines.

1929 Four normal-control models were produced seating 20 and 32 passengers.

After 1930 these (PSVs) were not available.

1938 Farmer Federal Motors became the sole British distributor for the 1-5 ton trucks.

See Also

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Sources of Information

  • Ian Allan - British Buses Since 1900 - Aldridge and Morris
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