Leyland Coach Royal Tiger ex Mount Dandenong Bus Lines No.22

[CCCC]

Some great metal work there , rear lights to die for.


http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Leyland-Coac ... Swh2xYAfRg

[Bedford-29]

A picture of when still in service 1994.Picture from the Pete Kane collection

[burrumbus]

Classic vehicle from a well operated company.Good to see it is still going in camperland.Thanks for the shots,gents.

[CCCC]

This one is a leopard , but same body , also good shot of what looks like some early coach seats.
Been forsale a long time.

http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/glenorie ... 1048966179

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[1whoknows]

The Mt Dandybus unit was a treat to drive.

[aussieneil]

The Mt Dandybus unit was a treat to drive.

Any details? Cruising speed? Pneuomocyclic I imagine? Any guess on fuel economy? What is a fair price for these things? And finally does anyone know its history post Mt Dandy? Conversion is basic, so makes me wonder if it has been well treated or neglected since its Mountdandycoach days.

I used to enjoy driving Martyrs' mid-engined Leylands, and always admired the presentation of the Mt Dandy fleet.