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I was wondering what the specifications of an Albion Valiant would be, 1930s bus that used to be stationed near me. Things like speed, capacity, horsepower and engine will do.
The Valiant was a bus made by Albion between 1931 and 1936.
In late 1931 the PV70 was introduced with a 6.03 litresix cylinder petrol engine. The engine was capable to produce 85bhp. This Valiant was a forward-control chassis with a 17ft 4in wheelbase and was designed to carry 36-seat bodywork.
It was bigger than the Viking Six and more powerful than the Valkyrie.
In 1935, a change of engine produced the PV71. This had the 7.8 litre engine which was fitted the Valkyrie 141. The PV71 also had the option of a Gardner 5LW engine.
The Valiant was dropped in 1936 after the success of the Valkyrie models.
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