Only seven Foden-NC's were built, although one had an East Lancs body and was strictly a Foden-EL (for South Yorkshire PTE). The model never went into series production, although Derby's 101 was the last built and would have been the nearest to a production type of any of the prototypes. A shame that the model failed, in no small part due to the Foden transfer box in the transmission and the thirsty fuel drag of the Allison gearbox. Derby converted their's to Voith D851 before premature scrapping.
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In 1975 the company collaborated with Foden Ltd, a well-known manufacturer of commercial vehicles, to produce a semi-integral double-deck vehicle intended to compete with chassis manufacturer Leyland. Leyland had merged with traditional rival Daimler and was experiencing production and quality problems. In the event, only seven Foden-NC's were produced, going to Greater Manchester PTE, West Midlands PTE, West Yorkshire PTE, Derby Corporation Transport and Potteries Motor Traction.