The Wright Cadet was a

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body built on the DAF/VDL SB120 chassis by

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between 2000 and 2006. It was sold via VDL dealer

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subsidiary. Bus Éireann purchased 35.Wright Cadet / Merit
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Volvo Merit

The SB120/Cadet combination was also sold through

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for a time following the withdrawal from sale of its own B6BLE chassis in 2002 without a direct replacement. Cadets sold through Volvo were marketed as the Volvo Merit, although they were identical to Cadets sold through Wrightbus.

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