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- Cover Picture - A 1938 Leyland Bodied Trolley Bus, Belfast Corporation.
- Editorial. - Higher lorry content in this issue, Greene King fleet of Leylands, and 50 years of the Atlantean.
- Leyland Society News. - Membership Subscriptions, 11th Annual Gathering at Leyland on July 11th/12th, (see also Website), AGM, on 8th Nov. 2009. Leyland Chassis lists, Leyland Society Sales, Back Numbers of "Torque" & "Journal", British Commercial Vehicle Museum Archive, and 2 good books.
- What Leyland's Doing. - Trevor Tunstall takes the reader back 30 years to the very first days of Leopard chassis production at the Leyland Assembly Plant. An amusing account.
Joseph Wilkinson, Edinburgh & Glasgow Leyland Agent. A detailed account of this organisations activities from the start in the 1920's until 1974 when the company was aquired by
The Heron Corporation.
- Leyland Shop Wagons. - Four of the Company's shop wagons spanning a 30 year period, mid 30's to 60's. Most of these wagons ran on trade plates and were never registered.
10 BCVM Archive photos.
- Atlantean Half Century. - Ron Phillips. Up until 1952, Liverpool Corporation was mainly an AEC customer. From then on, Leylands were purchased in increasing numbers.
Ron tells us how the City introduced the Atlantean to the travelling public in December 1959. Ron gives the reader a lot of interesting detail, particularly regarding the bodywork of these
fine buses. In 1969 Liverpool City transport was transferred to MPTE which also included Birkenhead & Wallasey Corporations who also had Atlanteans. (Wallasey, the very first, I believe.DB)
- Food For Thought. - Allan T. Condie. 144, Tiger PS1, BRN 366. 163, Emergency Door Windows. 164, Ribble fuel tanks. 165, Mystery Tiger Cub. 168, Leyland Galion. 169, Cuban Olympics. 170, Lydney bodied Guy Arab UFs with Leyland fronts. 171, An unusual Titan PD1. 172, Cheetah Mystery-From Eric Ogden, Cheadle Hulme.
- More Lorries. - Charles Watson of Ipswich has sent 2 photos, a post war Beaver, and a pre war Cub.
- Centerfold - Leylands well represented in a 1940's City street scene in Eire.
- Odd Bodies - Bob Kell. Boughton's, Leyland Tiger TS6, TL 2965. Excelsior, Bournmouth, Leyland TS2, CK 4090. Hillside, Markyate, Leyland Tiger TS7 JB 7497. Healing's Tours Ltd, Oldham, Leyland TS4, EK 8771. Brunt, Hatfield, Leyland Tiger TS2? HJH 472. Pullman Motorways, Leyland Cub SKP2, AGY 908. Holt, Rochdale, Leyland Tiger TS4 DK 7886. Hicks, Braintree, Leyland Tiger TS2? VX 8349. D.M.D. Ltd (Contractors). No. 553, Leyland Tiger TS2 DF 7557. York Motors, Manchester, Leyland Tiger PS1, JNF 357. Sheldon & Co,, Leyland Cub SKP ? EN 7584.
- The B.U.T. Story. - Ron Phillips. Part 5. Another in the series of short articles on railcar activities, a lot of which were for overseas customers.
- A Leyland Look-Alike - Neil Mitchell. An unusual Scammell tractor, with an LAD cab, with either a Gardner or Leyland engine, towing a Shell 2 axle trailer.
- Letters To The Editor. - Neil Mitchell. An unusual Scammell tractor, with an LAD cab, with either a Gardner or Leyland engine, towing a Shell 2 axle trailer.
Letters To The Editor. "Comet" in Cumbria, J. Sproston, Frodsham. Pollard/M&D Titan TD1's, Michael Plunkett, Worthing. Maidstone & District Titan TD1's, Windy Gale, Hayes, Kent.
Leyland Charabanc, Chris Leyshon-James,(E Mail). Lioness Six, John C Thompson, Doncaster. Lioness Six LTB1, Bernard Ashcroft, Preston. Canadian Lioness Six, Bernard Hayes (E Mail).
B.U.T. in Ireland, Charles Watson, Ipswich. Premier Tigers, Paul Lacy, Wokingham. Premier Tigers, Richard Peskett, Hindhead, also Badger in South Africa. G. J. Rackham, Malcolm Thwaite,
Glasgow. Lunch with Lord Stokes, Alan Townsin, Steventon. Stokes & Axle Ratios, Robin Hannay, Crewe. Leyland National Engine Changes, Tim Moss. The DSB Titan PD2/3,
Alan T. Condie, Kinnoull. The 500 Shop, Les Simpson, Chorley.
- Sales & Wants - Several entries.
- Tailpiece - A Gardner engined Atlantean PDR1/1 in Hong Kong.
- The rear cover - A 1948 Beaver with a good load of whiskey casks.
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