Daimler Freeline Bus
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The Freeline was an underfloor-engined single-deck chassis which Daimler announced in 1951. Two models were available - the D650HS and the G6HS with Daimler's 10.6-litre and Gardner's 8.4-litre engines respectively. In 1951 hydraulic servo type brakes were used on the Freeline but these were replaced by air brakes in 1954. Most Daimler Freelines were exported, chiefly to South Africa and New Zealand and by 1964 when the model was discontinued, less than one-hundred had been purchased for used in Britain.
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