PLSC3 BRADFORD LIVERY
PLSC3 SAMUEL LEDGARD LIVERY
PLSC3 KEIGHLEY LIVERY
PLSC3 BLACKPOOL LIVERY (With English-Electric Clerestory Roofed Body)
Leyland Lion PLSC3
The Leyland Lion first appeared in 1925, in the form of the PLSC1, which had a 5.1 litre petrol engine, and was available with front, rear or dual entrance/exit bodies, seating around 31 passengers. One of the first undertakings to buy this model was Edinburgh Corporation, who bought 8, numbered 505-11 in their fleet. These had dual doors.
Late in 1926 a slightly larger version, the PLSC3 was introduced, with seating for a possible 35 passengers. The model reigned supreme until 1929, when its by now rather dated appearance was replaced by the Lion LT1, which had a four cylinder T type petrol engine.
Many PLSC1 and 3 models have been preserved and can still be seen today. Some of the preserved vehicles are the subject of models in this series.
PLSC3 BLACKPOOL LIVERY (With standard Leyland Body)