Road vehicle; Auxiliary breakdown tender fleet No 830J registration number AXM649, built by Chalmers on chassis from STL-type bus STL390, 1950
Main details
Reference number | 1982/31 part 0 |
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Description | Breakdown tenders were used to repair public transport vehicles that had broken down. Although breakdown vehicles were commercially available in the 1950s, London Transport also converted some of its older buses to fulfil the role. This vehicle was built from the chassis of a 1934 STL-type bus (STL390), after it was withdrawn from service in 1950. It was converted to run on oil in 1954. |
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Dates | 1934 |
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Completeness | 79% |
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Physical description
Dimensions Attribute Value Height 2870mmLength 7315mmWidth 2286mmWeight Attribute Value Unladen 6tons 5cwtColour Attribute Value Colour - Red
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Build and type
Attribute Value In service 1950 - 1981Body number 9555Bonnet number 830JChassis number 06612610Fleet number 830JRegistration number AXM649 -
People involved
Role Person(s) involved Manufacturer AEC, 1934 -
Associated companies, people and places
Company Attribute Value Company museum, 05/11/1980Garages Aldenham, 24/03/1950Cricklewood, 20/07/1950Riverside, 08/08/1950Cricklewood, 13/6/1956