The legendary Torch Bredda I use to drive one of them Leyland bison 6 wheeler with a U 9..I was about 15 r 16 yrerd old then....was a machine in those days bro
The Bison & it's brother , the mighty Buffalo with the big 9 speed gearbox mated to to the legendary 0680 turbo charged engine . Jolly Buses in the 60s were powered with the bus version of this legendary powerplant . The more load on this powerhouse ,the better those jolly Buses perform .
@@RealTorch I saw a Thames Trader in a truck show last year !!. I was surprised that man still have those trucks operating . That supposed to be the oldest truck operating in Jamaica . They went back to the 50-early 60s !.
oh my god this make my blood runs cold i am happy to see and hear true facts more so i use to have a 1969 layland called glass house most durable .Now i have a 1992 leyland daff nutin can be more comfortable than a leyland best braking system suspension wonderful
Almost all a the longtime drivers both truck and trailer drivers and some a the new drivers to a key and send them a road leyland a the foundation inna trucking a Jamaica a it put nuff a road.
I remember LEyland trucks were converted to BUSSES; from the West Coast to the East Coast . even now with the various brand trucks in the Island ; the sound of a Leyland truck ; stands out.
Leyland trucks built in Leyland, Lancashire, England. Leyland built many trucks including Leyland comet, super comet, bear, bison, reiver, mastiff, super mastiff, badger, octopus, boxer, laird, beaver, retriever, terrier, lynx, buffalo, marathon, freighter, constructor, cruiser, roadtrain. Great trucks.
These Leylands were built in Britain. Built at Leyland, Lancashire England. Ashok Leyland of India is a different company and nothing to do with these British built Leylands.
I remember them my Neighbor use drive the Leland Trucks We would wait at the top of the hill and hop on it sometimes he would let us get in and get a ride One day his Nephew put his head through the hole in the front and it got stuck They had to cut him out it was a scary ordeal
Leyland build jamaica real talk
No doubt
love these trucks the sound is to die for
Leyland engine and tailpipe have the Best sound of all other trucks and busses!
The legendary Torch
Bredda I use to drive one of them Leyland bison 6 wheeler with a U 9..I was about 15 r 16 yrerd old then....was a machine in those days bro
Very cool!
The Bison & it's brother , the mighty Buffalo with the big 9 speed gearbox mated to to the legendary 0680 turbo charged engine . Jolly Buses in the 60s were powered with the bus version of this legendary powerplant . The more load on this powerhouse ,the better those jolly Buses perform .
Leyland, Commer, Thames Trader, Bedford were the trucks of the day
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@@RealTorch I saw a Thames Trader in a truck show last year !!. I was surprised that man still have those trucks operating . That supposed to be the oldest truck operating in Jamaica . They went back to the 50-early 60s !.
Real
Very informative supa well done
Thanks a lot
far we de forward from...6 speed albion with 6 wheel and 9speed clydesdale 10 wheel # born trucker
oh my god this make my blood runs cold i am happy to see and hear true facts more so i use to have a 1969 layland called glass house most durable .Now i have a 1992 leyland daff nutin can be more comfortable than a leyland best braking system suspension wonderful
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The blue leyland shown was more popular known as Bull Nose . They were rock solid trucks . Theres still a few left operating with more modern engines.
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Almost all a the longtime drivers both truck and trailer drivers and some a the new drivers to a key and send them a road leyland a the foundation inna trucking a Jamaica a it put nuff a road.
Leyland Super Comet, Yes! This is the Truck.
That's right!
I remember LEyland trucks were converted to BUSSES; from the West Coast to the East Coast . even now with the various brand trucks in the Island ; the sound of a Leyland truck ; stands out.
True
@@RealTorchThere's still a few local built buses from way back in the 70s still operating in the countryside mounted on Leyland .
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Make a joyful noise on to the Lord all LEYLAND
Thank you real torch for bringing the information of Leyland's history
Our pleasure!
Nice Vid Fam💯
Bless up
Malta leyland are also worked hard
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Big up yourself family new update bro G
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Leyland trucks built in Leyland, Lancashire, England. Leyland built many trucks including Leyland comet, super comet, bear, bison, reiver, mastiff, super mastiff, badger, octopus, boxer, laird, beaver, retriever, terrier, lynx, buffalo, marathon, freighter, constructor, cruiser, roadtrain. Great trucks.
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I had a family member who had of them back in days including Leyland Beaver tractor trailer that was used to carry his caterpillars
Love the sound of these they were also used to make locas bus. Morning Star
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I love Trucks.....from India'....LUV TATA Dumpers
Askok Leyland from India'
These Leylands were built in Britain. Built at Leyland, Lancashire England. Ashok Leyland of India is a different company and nothing to do with these British built Leylands.
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I remember them my Neighbor use drive the Leland Trucks
We would wait at the top of the hill and hop on it sometimes he would let us get in and get a ride
One day his Nephew put his head through the hole in the front and it got stuck
They had to cut him out it was a scary ordeal
Lol
I enjoyed this
100 hp???
Indian brand
British brand stolen by Indians but will let you off as we would stole from u lot back in the day before Leyland Trucks was even a thing!
British brand. Built in Leyland, Lancashire, England.
I love them