1952 Maudslay Majestic
'Chinese six' is a six-wheeler configuration of the two steering axle and one drive axle.
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2 comments:
Ahah - I was watching a documentary about Coaches on BBC4 (surprisingly interesting as it happened) and a coach was described as a 'Chinese six' which thoroughly threw me, until I saw this post, thanks!
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