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unknown in Borgere av i morgen, Documentary, 1950

Class: Bus, Single-deck

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sixcyl ◊ 2010-01-27 20:29	I didn't know Norway had it's own industry of buses. Interesting
Lateef ◊ 2010-01-27 21:03	Yes, Strømmen mekaniske verksted produced trolley-buses and diesel buses built mainly on parts of British buses, Leyland, AEC etc since the 1920's. In 1952 the company stopped their bus production and changed into simply being a coach-builder. In the late 50's the company stopped their business with buses, but the factory still produced train cars for decades after. Most of the buses were scrapped prior to 1968 and there are very few, if any left. http://www.sporveismuseet.no/a-177/Utviklingen%20av%201929-modellen.htm
sixcyl ◊ 2010-01-27 22:23	Thank's for the link, though I could appreciate pictures only ... and let's say again: tribute to IMCDB for a better knowledge in automobile world production

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sixcyl

◊ 2010-01-27 20:29

I didn't know Norway had it's own industry of buses.
Interesting

Lateef

◊ 2010-01-27 21:03

Yes, Strømmen mekaniske verksted produced trolley-buses and diesel buses built mainly on parts of British buses, Leyland, AEC etc since the 1920's. In 1952 the company stopped their bus production and changed into simply being a coach-builder. In the late 50's the company stopped their business with buses, but the factory still produced train cars for decades after. Most of the buses were scrapped prior to 1968 and there are very few, if any left.

http://www.sporveismuseet.no/a-177/Utviklingen%20av%201929-modellen.htm

sixcyl

◊ 2010-01-27 22:23

Thank's for the link, though I could appreciate pictures only ... and let's say again: tribute to IMCDB for a better knowledge in automobile world production

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