The Volvo B10 was a front-engined bus chassis built by Volvo in the 1930s.
Volvo B10 | |
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![]() A preserved 1938 Volvo B10. | |
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Manufacturer | Volvo |
Production | 1930s |
Assembly | Sweden |
Body and chassis | |
Class | Bus chassis |
Some of the buses used for the 1945 "White Buses" operation were built on the B10 chassis.
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Electric | |
4.8–5.1 L | |
5.5 L | |
6.7–7.3 L | |
7.7 L | |
9.4 L | |
9.6 L | |
12.0–12.1 L | |
Volvo BXXR | |
Olympian | |
1960s–70s chassis | |
1930s chassis |
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Current buses/coaches | |
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