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1961 Omnibus body builders. 1,000 employees. <ref> [[1961 Dun and Bradstreet KBE]]</ref> | |||
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1969 [[National Bus Co]] formed a joint venture with [[British Leyland Motor Corporation|British Leyland]] (the 25% owner of [[Bristol Tramways and Carriage Co]] and [[Eastern Coach Works]]), by means of which British Leyland became a 50% owner of the NBC's manufacturing companies. The joint venture designed and built a new single-deck bus, the Leyland ''National''. The first bus was delivered in 1972, and it remained in production until 1986. The ''National'' was also available to other bus operators. | |||
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of Lowestoft, Suffolk
1936 Private company.
1961 Omnibus body builders. 1,000 employees. [1]
1969 National Bus Co formed a joint venture with British Leyland (the 25% owner of Bristol Tramways and Carriage Co and Eastern Coach Works), by means of which British Leyland became a 50% owner of the NBC's manufacturing companies. The joint venture designed and built a new single-deck bus, the Leyland National. The first bus was delivered in 1972, and it remained in production until 1986. The National was also available to other bus operators.
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