Bus Mercedes-Benz O 307 Land bus neutral beige

The Mercedes-Benz O 307 was a 1970 built by Mercedes-Benz standard bus for cross-country traffic. The O 307 was based on the O 305 city bus, but differed by the larger, laterally pulled around windscreens, the so-called "StÜLB front" and exterior swing doors. Another distinguishing feature of the O 305 was the increased vehicle length and elevated floor to allow for underfloor trunk space. The largest customers were the Deutsche Bundesbahn and the Deutsche Bundespost. The buses of the post office were taken over after the suspension of the bus enterprise 1983 by the Federal Railroad without changing the coating. Initially, only the post horns were exchanged for the so-called DB biscuit.