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	   Topic: Question about crossing into Nassau on Jam. Bus Q113 line. | 
  
  
	scedman 
	   
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	 Forum: New York City Buses   Posted: Sun Sep 08, 2013 5:18 am   Subject: Question about crossing | 
  
  
	| The Q44 had a fare zone between Queens and the Bronx.  Drivers sold zone checks for 5 cents and collected them at Parsons Boulevard northbound and just before the Whitestone Bridge southbound.  This l ... | 
  
  
	   Topic: Peculiar "Old Look" noise/Old Look variants | 
  
  
	scedman 
	   
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	 Forum: General Bus Forum - All Bus Topics   Posted: Thu Sep 05, 2013 9:43 pm   Subject: Peculiar Old Look Noise | 
  
  
	| The pre-1959 old looks certainly had and air/hydraulic shifting system.   First gear was all hydraulic, then an air cylinder simultaneously cut power to the engine and pushed a shifting cylinder over  ... | 
  
  
	   Topic: Where You A Member From "BK's" Bus Talk? | 
  
  
	scedman 
	   
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	 Forum: Member Introductions and Announcements   Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2007 9:42 pm   Subject: Where You A Member From "BK's" Bus Talk? | 
  
  
	| I was tripstop80 on bustalknet.  Good to be back. | 
  
  
	   Topic: 'Mr. Linsky Stumped!? | 
  
  
	scedman 
	   
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	 Forum: New York City Buses   Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 10:01 pm   Subject: Mr. Linsky Stumped | 
  
  
	| I think the ACF was from Isle Transportation Co. in Staten Island.  NYCTS took them over around 1946.  They had a many prewar ACFs, some of the type converted to a service car.  Most were replaced by  ... | 
  
  
	   Topic: My First Look at a New Look! | 
  
  
	scedman 
	   
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	 Forum: Transit Bus Manufacturers   Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 9:55 pm   Subject: Old Looks | 
  
  
	| Actually, full sized old looks were built until somewhere around 1964.  The TDH 3714, which was a 31 foot, 4-71 powered air ride lasted until about 1964 being built in small numbers.  It was the same  ... | 
  
  
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