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''Note: This is a sub-section of [[Vulcan Motor and Engineering Co]] | ''Note: This is a sub-section of [[Vulcan Motor and Engineering Co]] | ||
1926 the first passenger chassis was developed, it was a 20-26 seater with a conventional layout. | |||
1928 a 30 seater was added to the range. | |||
1929 32 and 36 seaters were added. | |||
1930 the largest seating bus the double-decker '''Emperor''' came into service with 53 seats. | |||
'''Vulcan''' built two buses for Douglas Corporation they were small wheel forward-control models with Vulcan bodywork mounted on top. | |||
Douglas Horse-trams acquired another three of a similar design. | |||
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Note: This is a sub-section of Vulcan Motor and Engineering Co
1926 the first passenger chassis was developed, it was a 20-26 seater with a conventional layout.
1928 a 30 seater was added to the range.
1929 32 and 36 seaters were added.
1930 the largest seating bus the double-decker Emperor came into service with 53 seats.
Vulcan built two buses for Douglas Corporation they were small wheel forward-control models with Vulcan bodywork mounted on top.
Douglas Horse-trams acquired another three of a similar design.
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