The Leyland National Group was formed in 1997 at a time when the Leyland National was still active in a vast number of fleets. Unfortunately it is now virtually extinct with a small handful of survivors. Fortunately a vast number survive in preservation representing a variety of fleets. Although the group does not own any vehicles itself, some of its members are bus owners. Since the group's formation, the principal aims have been developed so that the group will endeavour to:
Bring together those with an interest in the Leyland National and its derivatives
To encourage, support and promote the preservation of Leyland National vehicles
Provide operational, technical and historical knowledge
Provide help to members looking to obtain spare parts
Provide details of Leyland National related news from operators and preservationists
At the time of writing there are more than 100 Leyland Nationals from a wide variety of operators preserved by group members. However you do not need to own a bus to join the group, as membership is open to anyone who is interested in Leyland Nationals or the aims of the group.
The group also caters for those interested in the derivatives of the Leyland National;
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Interested in joining the group? Why not visit the join us page to find out more of the benefits offered to members of the Leyland National Group.