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Acquired by [[John Brown and Co]]
Acquired by [[John Brown and Co]]


Later owned by [[Trafalgar House]]


Later acquired by Endless Holdings and then [[Drawlane Holdings]]
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Latest revision as of 16:27, 17 August 2022

East Lancashire Coachbuilders Limited was a manufacturer of bus bodies and carriages

1934 Founded in Blackburn, Lancashire.

1937 Mentioned. East Lancashire Coachbuilders, Blackburn.[1]

1945 Burnley Town Council to purchase 16 new double deck buses from Guy Motors and East Lancashire Coachbuilders.[2]

Acquired by John Brown and Co

Later owned by Trafalgar House

Later acquired by Endless Holdings and then Drawlane Holdings

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Sources of Information

  1. Lancashire Evening Post - Tuesday 23 February 1937
  2. Burnley Express - Saturday 02 July 1949