Dennis Arrow

Dennis Arrow
First Manchester Northern Counties Palatine bodied Dennis Arrow at Leigh bus station in July 2011
Overview
Manufacturer	Dennis
Production	1995-1998
Body and chassis
Doors	1door or 2 doors
Floor type	Step entrance
Powertrain
Engine	Cummins C8.3
Transmission	ZF
Dimensions
Length	10.1, 10.7 and 11.2 metres
Chronology
Predecessor	Dennis Dominator
Successor	Dennis Trident 2

The Dennis Arrow was a double-decker bus manufactured by Dennis in the United Kingdom between 1995 and 1998, replacing the Dennis Dominator.

History

The Dennis Arrow was available with Northern Counties Palatine and East Lancs E Type/Pyoneer bodywork. It was sold to just five operators in the United Kingdom, including Capital Citybus who bought 51^[1] of the 73 built (the total number also included two purpose-built playbuses), London & Country who took 10^[2] and Nottingham City Transport who took four. The Dennis Arrow was superseded by the low-floor Dennis Trident 2.

Dennis vehicles
Buses	Ace Arrow (front-engined) Arrow (rear-engined) Dart (front-engined) Dart (1970s front-engined) Dart/Dart SLF Dominant Dominator Domino Dorchester Dragon/Condor E/EV F/FS Falcon (front-engined) Falcon (rear-engined) G/GL H/HS/HV Javelin Jubilant Lance/Lance 2/Lance 3 (front-engined) Lance (rear-engined) Lancet/Lancet 2/Lancet 3/Lancet 4 (front-engined) Lancet UF Lancet (underfloor-engined) Loline Mace Pelican Pike R-Series Trident 2 Trident 3
Fire engines	D series Dagger DF series DFS series DS series F series G-Type N-Type R series Rapier RS series Sabre SS series TF series TSD series
Trucks	Ace Centaur Delta Hefty Heron Horia Jubilant Max Max Major Maxim Paravan Pax Stork
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