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#148038 08/25/2006 2:25 PM
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The Bus
Gentlemen I can't forget this one, I might have to buy it, but what brand is it? Any info?
Thanks
Richard

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nice - I'd be interested if it weren't so far away grin

early Eagles, MCI's and GM's had similar wings on the front, but it was also a mark of 'Eagle Bus Line' from Quebec - oughta be some kind of mfgr's tag on it ... if you can get close to it

Bill


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Appears to be late 40's-early 50's GM or Flxible.


1953 Chevy 5-window 3100
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Thanks guys I'll search in that direction, they looked a lot alike then I'm beginning to find out.
Another mentioned a "Western Flyer" and they get close but I haven't found THE picture yet. I can give the owner a call later today, I figured out who owns it smile
Thanks for the help, I'll report back here

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It looks like an early GM to me also.As said above,there has to be a tag on it.My buddy has an old Bristol double decker with a manikin behind the wheel.What a neat but costly project.


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Truck'26!

I think that bus you're looking at is an MCI "Courier". They were introduced in the mid forties as a rear engine bus.

Check out the site below and see the photo of Courier's.

George

http://images.google.ca/imgres?imgu...%3Dorg.mozilla:en-US:offici al%26sa%3DN

Just adding this---- if it's a Courier, here is some information on their production.

http://www.angelfire.com/ca/TORONTO/builders/mcilist.html

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Truck'26

Scroll down this site and you'll find a couple of good photo's of the "Courier".

George

http://kevinsbusrail.com/other_mci.html

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Hey Jarge, great job, I found the brand and the year ('49) but no real pictures. Thanks Richard


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