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Second Polish minicoach converter for the UK?

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Published: 23 October 2017
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Wejherowo-based Bus Factory has its eyes on the UK minicoach market

The possibility of a second Polish minicoach convertor coming to the UK has been raised by Wejherowo-based Bus Factory, which says it regards entering the market here as a priority.

Bus Factory demonstrated its capabilities at Busworld with two vehicles, with one christened the Shadow Line thanks to its black-themed appearance including the grille and wheel trims.

Another high-spec minicoach included wireless charging for the driver’s phone and Co-Owner Dawid Lesner says that Bus Factory can include a wide variety of options.

It is looking to appoint a UK dealer and is in the process of achieving Mercedes-Benz Van Partner status.

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