| Scania L113CRB Ansair | |
|---|---|
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Body |
Ansair 'Commuter' |
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Seating capacity |
53 |
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Standing capacity |
No information |
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Fuel type |
CNG |
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Wheelchair access |
No |
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Air conditioning |
No |
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Length |
12.2 metres |
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Number in service |
2 |
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Fleet numbers |
3409, 3410 |
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Depot locations |
Withdrawn |
Introduction[]
The Scania L113CRB Ansair was a prototype bus with a body made by Ansair Tullamarine. The only two made (fleet numbers 3409 and 3410) entered service in 1992 at Kingsgrove. They were scrapped for parts at Leichhardt depot in 2014, with the remains going to Seller & Parker. The buses are not wheelchair accessible or air conditioned and have fixed windows.
Specifications[]
The L113CRB Ansair has a seating capacity of 53 and is powered by Compressed Natural Gas (CNG). They were trialled with different seating arrangements and interior paint colours to prepare for 100 more Scania buses which would enter service between 1994 and 1995, all of which were delivered with the Ansair Orana body.
Scania L113CRB Ansair, fleet number 3409
Paint[]
Both of the L113CRB buses were painted in the Corporate v1 (blue and white with thin red line) livery.
