Crannibus (careful not to mispronounce it as cannabis!) was a marketing term used in the 1970s by local operator Phillips Bus Service to market an early experiment with running a Cranbourne town service, later reintroduced in 1987 as Route 797.

A Freighter bodied SB3 added to the Phillips fleet in 1968 was repainted yellow and blue to promote the service, in contrast to the usual black & white colour scheme synonymous with Phillips.

This bus was an odd-bod in the fleet, delivered during the period of five petrol Bedfords with Comair bodies, ordered when an additional bus required at short notice which did not allow enough time for the building of another Comair.

Maybe a suitable slogan for the service would have been “We serve every nook and granny!”