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'''St Vincent''' were based in Glasgow and built cars and commercial vehicles until 1910.
'''St Vincent''' were based in Glasgow and built cars and commercial vehicles until 1910.


==Buses==
'''Buses
 
*1908 At the Edinburgh Show ''St Vincent'' exhibited a 12 seater ''passenger lorry'' that had a charabanc two cylinder 14/16hp engine.
*1908 At the Edinburgh Show ''St Vincent'' exhibited a 12 seater ''passenger lorry'' that had a charabanc two cylinder 14/16hp engine.


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St Vincent were based in Glasgow and built cars and commercial vehicles until 1910.

Buses

  • 1908 At the Edinburgh Show St Vincent exhibited a 12 seater passenger lorry that had a charabanc two cylinder 14/16hp engine.

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Sources of Information

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