Leyland-DAB Lion

The Leyland-DAB Lion was a mid-engined double-decker bus chassis manufactured by Leyland between 1986 and 1988.

Leyland-DAB Lion
East Lancs bodied Leyland-DAB Lion in 2012
Overview
ManufacturerLeyland
Production1986-1988
Body and chassis
Doors1 door
Floor typeStep entrance
Powertrain
EngineLeyland TL11
Power output183 kW
TransmissionZF Ecomat

History

The Leyland-DAB Lion was designed as a mid-engined double-decker bus chassis based on a Danish Automobile Building design.[1][2] Only 32 were built for Clydeside Scottish, Eastern Scottish and Nottingham City Transport.[3][4][5]

Following the takeover of Leyland by Volvo, the Lion ceased production in 1988.[6]

gollark: You won't hinder them much because someone will just pirate it and copy it.
gollark: You can hinder people, but at the cost of annoying legitimate users.
gollark: What's your point, exactly?
gollark: You can make it mildly harder. But if one person breaks it everyone will get it.
gollark: 1300 people care, probably some quantity have it, *you cannot stop them*.

References
  1. Leyland's Lion in service next year Commercial Motor 7 September 1985
  2. New den for Lion Commercial Motor 16 July 1987
  3. Nottingham den for last Lions Commercial Motor 5 January 1989
  4. Leyland Lion Bus Fleet Lists on the Web
  5. Lions in decline Archived 26 October 2014 at the Wayback Machine Focus Transport
  6. Royal wave to Lions and Tigers Commercial Motor 12 May 1988

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