Update on my 1967 Leyland Titan Double Decker Bus !! 

Contact Greater Manchester Museum of Transport, they have 3 ex Stockport Leyland Titans of similar vintage, in fully restored condution. You will at least see what your bus originally looked like.

Hi Lewis, what a great project. I've got 3 of those Leyland Titans, if you need any help or parts drop me a line, good luck, Mike

Its great to subscribe to a channel thats in my vicinity, ( a first ) makes it doubly interesting, especially the Mossy Mansion, all the best!

It’s a former Stockport Corporation Leyland PD2, with an East Lancs body, powered by a Leyland O.600 engine with a 4 speed gearbox with synchromesh on the top 3 gears, so not a crash gearbox.

I love the bus

Removing the inner roof panels you will be down to the outer skin so be careful you don`t want to be putting holes in it.....I had a PD2 i dont half miss the ol girl ,engine had a great sound on tick over, get yours started and you will hear what i mean.

Do it up as a simple tea/coffee with seating. Views over the lake too or if it’s raining could be a money spinner. Only saw bus on fb and checked your channel out. But like your other stuff too 👍

For dealing with the double skin roof panels check out Pete and His Bus (its a Park Royal/Weymann Routemaster but principle applies)

i love your bus

Crash gearbox means no synchromesh and you'll have to double de clutch changing down gears. Should have bought London Routemaster - you can drive that in auto.

My comments keep getting deleted on this video, dont know why??,Third attempt... all I said was really enjoy your videos Lewis, the channel will be huge soon, your energy and enthusiasm is addictive mate, keep them coming (Crash box was were you had to double de clutch hence the name crash box because if you didnt get it right it made an awful sound)

I like the wheels, can I have them? 😂

Good video, please cut the music. You will probably get more subscribers.