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SCPTBA 103 (ex-King County Metro 780, exx-Gardena Municipal Bus Lines 41)610 viewsSCPTBA #103 at the garage in September, 1976. Photograph taken by Mel Bernero.
This bus is preserved by the Metro Employees Historic Vehicle Association as Community Transit #103. 12/10/16 at 21:54TheDriver: love the colors
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449 viewsMike Gallant's 30-ft GMC Baby Fishbowl covered with snow in my backyard in Knoxville, TN....her last winter with me. And yes, it does snow in Knoxville. Photo taken by Mike Gallant in winter 1997.12/10/16 at 21:52TheDriver: I remember this from Mike's Bus Page. It was m...
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San Diego Transit 804652 viewsSan Diego Transit #804 resting at roadside in southern California. This bus is preserved by Mike Jones. Photograph taken by Mike Jones; collection of Mike Gallant.12/10/16 at 01:04TheDriver: one of my favorite pictures
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Port Authority Bus Terminal1373 viewsVarious GMC New Looks on the ramp to the Port Authority Bus Terminal. Photograph taken July 8, 1981 by Steve Zabel; collection of Joe Testagrose.12/10/16 at 01:03TheDriver: great view
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332 viewsA 1964 TDH5304 coach (without AC). Photograph by owner Eric Canham; collection of Mike Gallant.12/10/16 at 01:02TheDriver: this shows a nice profile
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633 viewsRetired GMC New Look at MTC South Garage in April, 1999. Photograph taken by Mike Gallant.
During a trip to Minneapolis in April '99, I found this non-operational 1967 GMC New Look bus sitting on a deserted lot at the MTC South Garage near the airport. The MTC had purchased a bunch of GMC New Looks in the 1960s but did not continue with General Motors for future bus orders. Instead, the company ordered Flxible New Looks in the 1970s. Sidenote: All Flxible New Looks arrived with the same all-red paint scheme, similar to this GMC coach....blech!!12/10/16 at 01:00TheDriver: the Fishbowl bus looks great even when it is paint...
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448 viewsThe tailends of two GMC New Looks for SCE&G(South Carolina Electric & Gas) in Columbia, SC. If I'm not mistaken, the middle bus is a 1968 GMC- as revealed by the '68 style tail lights. Take notice of the unpainted RTS bus. Most of the newer SCE&G vehicles in the fleet [RTS and Gillig equipment] has no paint schemes (stripes/markings)- just plain white buses.12/10/16 at 00:54TheDriver: love the 1968 or 3rd generation back sides
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