29301DR Type A - Wilts & Dorset	THE REAL BUSES The Olympian was a simplified design based loosely on Leyland Titan. The chassis was produced in various versions by Leyland and later Volvo from the 1980's until the late 1990's. The Olympian was finally dropped by Volvo when low floor buses started to became the standard. The Olympian was bodied by a wide range of third party body builders during its life, however a standard ECW and Roe design was the most common particularly within the National Bus Company. With the closure of these long established concerns in the late 1980's the body design was adopted by Leyland's own bodybuilders. THE EFE MODEL The first Olympian model 29602DR was released at the 2003 Showbus Rally. The EFE Olympian can be produced in three versions, version A & C are based on the Roe version of the bodywork the only major difference between the two being the shape of the front windscreen. Version B is based on the ECW design which following the closer of the bodybuilders Lowestoft factory was adopted by Leyland as the basis for it's own version of the bodywork. A coach seated version of the model was introduced into the range in 2008, it uses the same body casting as the 296 series bus models but has high backed seating units inside. 34902 - Coach Seats - Ribble
29601DR Type B - Capital Citybus
29701DR Type C - Badgerline