At about the time that AEC was contemplating the Regal, Regent and Renown chassis,
Chiswick works was contemplating its own designs of chassis:
the CC six-wheeler for double-deckers, and the CB four-wheel single-decker chassis.
The General management gave permission for six of each to be built,
but in the event there were only four CC chassis and three CB.
They had been overtaken by events, or rather by the advent of the AEC chassis.
The bodies were L.G.O.C. (Chiswick-built) forward entrance, 30 seaters, 26ft long x 7ft 6in wide. The doorway occupied the front bay on the nearside, with a step up into the saloon.
The cabs were not identical: T1000, built in May 1931, had a separate cab unit mounted on the chassis. It was built with a wind-screen, and a grommet between the screen top and the roof. T1001-2, built in September and October, had cabs cantilevered out from the body, with a seal between cab and bonnet. These two also had route boxes on the rear of the roof, like the later LTLs, while T1000 only had a front box, like the 1T1s.
Registrations:
T1000, GO7153
T1001, GT7446
T1002, GT7477
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