the front panels and grill look very much like a Leyland FG, circa 1970s, it looks a bit like the diesel version where the front protruded further to give more room to the bigger engine

Originally posted on December 5, 2008 7:36:55 AM EST

You say your bus is 1968 year vehicle; , it is most probably something along the lines of a Leyland Panther or something close to it , a re bodied front end using a Panther rear windscreen as a forward one hahaha, i think at some point in the buses life when it got converted into a motor home someone made some customization to it.

This is unlike any other Leyland i have ever seen and ive seen some strange ones, but it's my best guess that it comes under the Panther/tiger type of chassis bus i could not tell you anymore if i knew i would.

But good luck with your new bus and happy driving!

Originally posted on January 22, 2009 8:26:31 PM EST

hi, can confirm lower front panel & headlamps is Austin/Morris/Leyland FG, made from early 60s to early 80s, the grill panel has been modified to increase airflow, its not the extended panel from the larger FGs but is the facelift panel from 67ish on, front wheels look 550FG or similar.

Hi I also have a bus that looks like this one. It is registered as a 1949 Leyland 245 Fg. The front is similar and I have also found it near impossible to locate any info about it. It was made by BMC in Sydney. We purchased it recently in Brisbane where it has been for the last 30 odd years.

hello all i am in process of converting my freighter bodied leyland leopard to a motor home ;will be restoring it to near as original as possible . the leopard is fitted with a680 mid mount. my query is does anybody know of a power steering option/kit that might be available even a retro fit up that someone might have come across over the years.ps the year model is 1969 thanks for the outlet time john

Hi , I am looking for parts for a 1962 Seddon mk19 ,
Would anybody know if there are are any steering and brake parts, still available for this bus, for any follow ups I would be most grateful
Rob [NZ]