StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: Leyland

{5-37} 1953 AEC Mandator (probably a Mark III, from wikipedia's descriptions) This one worked on government service. [ASL 473] to the left is a partial view of {5-72} a 1979 Lyland Terrier [TJV 512T] 7.5 ton flat bed.

{not listed - no section for coaches} 1947 Leyland Tiger, with a 35 seat Plaxton body. [OPY 335] Currently part of the Vintage Coach fleet owned by Procters

Electric cars aren't a new concept. This is a 1972 Crompton Leyland "Electricar" - sadly, this was just a prototype, achieving a low weight with the available battery technology & materials were incompatible aims at the time ... although milk floats [etc] had been produced for many years, for these vehicles weight and high speed were lesser considerations. www.britishmotormuseum.co.uk/online-collections/details-page?row_id=76417441839 By the size I would call this a shopping basket on wheels - a bit like the FIAT126 my mother had at around that time [spookily, it's even a similar colour]

From [after the two Scammells] on the left ... i) [5-026] Leyland Buffalo built 1978, shown in the brown livery of S.A. Bells of Malton. Reg JBT 127S ii) [5-085] Scammell Trunker built 1971, restored in the orange livery of Hargreaves Quarries, Pickering. Reg YBE 375K iii) [5-076] Foden S83, built 1976, New to Ward Bros, Sherburn, Yorks and restored into that livery. Reg YBT 247R

One of several 'buses, of various vintages, were in this two tone green livery, the destination blind on this double -decker shows the service 54 goes to Rodley.

Leyland "OCK 981X" in D.E.M. Oxley & Son livery. Cab name "Jack the Lad".

Petrol driven motor fire tender.