Old Bus Photos

Yorkshire Traction – Leyland Tiger Cub – LHE 506 – 1078

Yorkshire Traction Leyland Tiger Cub
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Yorkshire Traction
1957
Leyland Tiger Cub PSUC1/2
Burlingham ‘Seagull’ C41F

If you go back to a previous posting at this link you will be able to compare the difference between this ‘Yorkshire Traction Seagull’ bodywork and the ‘Ribble Seagull’ . The main difference that strikes me is the Horizontal split windscreen and slightly different lighting arrangement. Is this a Mk 2 or Mk 3? Maybe they are both Mk 3s and in the one year age gap improvements to the screen were made. If you know, let me know, leave a comment.


06/03/13 – 16:46

This Seagull is a Mark V. This was available with either front or central entrance and replaced the central entrance Mark III and forward entrance Mark IV. The distinguishing feature of the Mark V from the models it replaced was the single piece rear windscreen with rear quarter lights. The Mark V was produced for the 1957 and 1958 seasons. The windscreen arrangement was optional on the Mark IV, V and VI, either single piece flat screens or horizontally split. For example, Ribble had Mark IV and Mark VI Seagulls with flat screens, whilst North Western, Trent, Wallace Arnold and Yelloway (at least) had Mark V Seagulls with flat screens.

David Williamson


 

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