auto.wikisort.org - AutomobileThe AEC Sabre was a bus chassis manufactured by AEC. Launched in 1968, it was aimed at the touring and exports markets, however it was not a success, only four examples being sold. It was the last product introduced under the AEC badge.[1][2][3]
British bus chassis manufactured by AEC
Motor vehicle
| AEC Sabre |
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| Manufacturer | AEC |
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| Production | 1968/70 |
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| Engine | AEC 800 |
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References
- AEC's V8 Sabre for high-speed touring Commercial Motor 6 September 1968
- Companion to Road Passenger Transport History. Walsall: Roads & Road Transport History Association. 2013. p. 32. ISBN 978-0-9552876-3-3.
- AEC Sabre, Bus Lists on the Web
AEC vehicle model range |
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| Buses | |
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| Trolleybuses | |
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| Trucks |
- 4G6
- 10
- 18
- 201
- 428
- 501
- 506
- 691
- 692
- 701
- 1100
- Majestic
- Mammoth
- Mammoth Major
- Mandator
- Marshall
- Matador
- Mercury
- Militant
- Mammoth Minor 6
- Mammoth Minor 8
- Mogul
- Monarch
- Mustang
- Roadtrain
- TG6
- Y Type
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| Armoured vehicles |
- Armoured Car
- Armoured Command Vehicle
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| Engines | |
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| Related companies |
- ACLO
- Associated Daimler Company
- Barreiros AEC
- British Leyland
- British United Traction
- Charles H Roe
- Crossley Motors
- Maudslay Motor Company
- Park Royal Vehicles
- Thornycroft
- UTIC-AEC
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