Talk:Leyland Bus

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Comments[edit]

A redirect from the entry Panther Cub to Leyland Bus is entirely logical as the Panther Cub (PSRC1/1) _was_ a Leyland Bus built between 1964 and 1968.

A panther cub (in _lower_ case) is the young of pantera pantera.

Alternatively I could redirect to list of Leyland Buses if you'd prefer, that is if you're a human being and not a robot.

Stephen Allcroft (talk) 14:03, 2 July 2010 (UTC) Stephen Allcroft stephenallcroft@gmail.com[reply]