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The first passenger vehicle  as Mark I, II and III were goods vehicles
The first passenger vehicle  as Mark I, II and III were goods vehicles


The 26 ft Mark IV and 27 ft 6in Mark VI buses were sales successes at home and overseas. Coachbuilders for these chassis included Plaxton and a number of smaller concerns, Seddon also built their own coachwork for these models, mainly for export.  
The 26 ft Mark IV buses with a 16 feet 6 inch wheelbase were sales successes at home and overseas. Coachbuilders for these chassis included Plaxton and a number of smaller concerns, Seddon also built their own coachwork for these models, mainly for export. Engines included Meadows, Gardner and AEC.  


== See Also ==
== See Also ==

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The first passenger vehicle as Mark I, II and III were goods vehicles

The 26 ft Mark IV buses with a 16 feet 6 inch wheelbase were sales successes at home and overseas. Coachbuilders for these chassis included Plaxton and a number of smaller concerns, Seddon also built their own coachwork for these models, mainly for export. Engines included Meadows, Gardner and AEC.

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