BusTalk

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Gentlemen:

Just heard of the passing of legendary newsman Jim Lehrer, who also was a lifelong bus enthusiast and historian; his collection of toy and model buses, bus station signs, badges, caps, a ...

Very unsual,indeed. Never saw those!

I'd love to see that (and happy new year, this has got to be the first new post).

It is hard to imagine our transportation network without bridges. They allow us to overcome obstacles which had previously inhibited our ability to easily travel about. Lighthouses, while largely rep ...

Truck type roadrangers of thriteen or twelve speeds were reported on some sites, and Crowns and Gilligans can be found with 10 speeds..

Just noticed belatedly...Scenicruisers OUTSIDE the us? OTHER than those 1,000 something from 1954-56 by GMC from Greyhound?

Same from me too.

Incidentally, in Montebello, CAL there is a garage with lots of those Fishbowls and Flxible buses looking like Fishbowls, and GM old looks..again hello

I <3 Silversides.(plural)

Yeah, good topic. What was said is true, and I wish much more wewre made, as as intended the non-Greyound lines(plural) could use 'em///

Steve:

If you go to the Wikipedia page, "Transport In Thailand", you will see a "bus" that is used in BRT service; you CANNOT believe just how much this vehicle resembles a gian ...

TheDriver, the bump WOULD indictate a hybrid bus....(I do actually love the classics..just like I,uh, guess all of the others here!)

BTW Welcome..I love fishbowls and the other.s Been on here sinc ...

Huh? Why ya gonna torture us..I'd love only OLD 1960s-70s bus cockpit pics of MCI, PRevost, and of natch GMC and Flixble.

How about a "REAL bus", a 1970s Prevost sitck shift or earlier..