Oxford Diecast 1:76 Leyland PD/212 Barton Double decker bus

Oxford Diecast 1:76 Leyland PD/212 Barton Double decker busBuilt between 1927 and 1969, with a break during World War II, the Leyland Titan PD2 12 had been designed with a forward control chassis and a front mounted engine to take a double decker bus bodywork. It was used extensively by all the large bus companies, including Barton Transport of Nottingham. The familiar red, maroon and cream Barton's livery is a great favourite with bus enthusiasts and it is shown off very well on this period double decker,

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