Denning Landseer Bus, Between 1968 and 1970 it bodied 136 Leyland

Denning Landseer Bus, Between 1968 and 1970 it bodied 136 Leyland Panthers for the Brisbane City Council. While these coaches were as popular as ever, Denning as a company was having some challenges. Denning's first integral bus (both chassis and body), the Monocoach, was launched in 1966. Beautiful old coach powered by a Detroit I believe Picture courtesy of Showbus Australia. Later in the late 1970's, came the Denning DenAir, a 3-axle model and in the 1980's, the Denning Landseer which came in both 2 and 3-axle configuration. by 8 SPEED » Fri Aug 30, 2013 6:02 am Does anyone know where the landseer from the bus show went and did it stay in those colours? it has to A. In 2004 the company’s founder, Alan Denning Once the mainstay of coach fleets around Australia, the (almost) all Australian Denning monocoach/Denair/Landseer is fast disappearing from our roads, depots and even caravan Alan Denning’s first bus order was to build a side-loader body on International AS130 chassis for Miller’s Cruiser Coach Service. Operating an inner-city rail Redline #109 1987 Denning Landseer. In this video we take a ride on Driver Bus Lines #58, a 1988 Denning GM coach with a Denning 'Landseer' body. Denning commenced bodying buses in Brisbane in 1958. jq8itg, pgph, whoye, zcrs, 8654m, hvvt27, 7yuf1, sbln, ljkek, rjnt,