Scania-Vabis BF73

BF73 is a bus built by Scania-Vabis throughout the late 1950s.

Duchessville
Duchessville had the largest amount of orders for BF73s. Exactly 755 were built in Sweden from 1956 to 1959. The first nine buses were numbered BF731 to BF739. The rest were numbered from 3983 to 4753. The fleet numbers of the first 40 buses have the "R" included at the end, and were only allowed to run on bus routes operated by Richlands bus depot.

The remaining became Willoughby, Nallingdon Street, Brookfield and Winchester buses. On 31 October 1967, 81 out of 236 (2.91%) BF73 buses allocated to Nallingdon Street had the "N" suffix removed from the fleet number awaiting transitioning to the newly-built Carina bus depot (C) that would be opened on 25 December 1967.

These buses were taken over by Disney Transport in 1978, and these vintage buses continued to be in public transport service until the 1990s, but some (probably late 4500s, 4600s and 4700s) continued to run around in Duchessville until as late as August 2007 when they were replaced by Mercedes-Benz O500LEs. Bus 4753 made final run-around tour on the 215.