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The Bristol SC (small capacity) was a joint venture between Bristol Tramways and Carriage Company Limited/Bristol Commercial Vehicles Limited and Eastern Coach Works (ECW) for a small capacity coach and bus. The SC was produced between 1954 and 1961.
There were various types of SC developed:
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Bus | B35F | ||
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Coach | C33F |
They were powered by an 4 cylinder Gardners[1].
There were 323 Bristol SC's built. The SCs were delivered to the following operators:
| Operator | No of Vehicles | |||
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Crosville | 79 | ||
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Cumberland | 5 | ||
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Eastern Counties | 88 | ||
|
Eastern National | 22 | ||
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Lincolnshire | 113 | ||
|
Red & White | 4 | ||
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Thames Valley | 5 | ||
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United Counties | 6 | ||
|
United Welsh | 1 | ||
[1] 725 APU, an SC prototype was originally fitted with a Perkins P6 (4.73 litre) engine and designated SCX6P This was later changed to a Gardner 4LW (SC4LK)