Welcome back! Speaking of South Carolina, the reason they got rid of all their 1995-96 rear engine buses is they were vulnerable to catching on fire. They have since been taken off the roads. I did see them in your 1995 Thomas PUSHER video when you delivered the two C2s in Walterboro. The oldest ones from 1988 were taken off South Carolina streets as well.
@@elijahbryant7143 Yep. The normal 1995 models were not the only ones to fall victim to fires. Some of them were handicap variants. They too fell victim to catching on fire.
1. YES!! 2. this look beautiful 3. They got these just in time because there’s gonna be a diesel shortage cording to the news on a lot of people stated 4. Welcome back I hope everything be very will with you. 5. Thanks for posting south Carolina got a nice spec in my opinion😁💯💪🏾🚌💨
Appreciate the support, I miss delivering school buses. I work full time as a car salesman now, but I just started subbing on the bus at a local school. So I have plans for more videos.
I finally found this certain bus. The got rid of all the busses and put these new Thomas in Sumter South Carolina. I’m confused about the double stop sign but I like it. Also the 360 wrap around cameras is my favorite. Led headlights and dome lights are amazing ❤
i live in Aiken County not to far from Lexington after living in Columbia County which is in Evans Ga for 38 years i like living in North Augusta much less traffic
Can you imagine North Carolina getting 78-passenger Thomas C2's? That would be 78 kids K-5, 64 kids 6-8 and 52 kids 9-12! Not sure which NC counties would earn 78-passenger Thomas C2's...
Being a NCDPI certified inspector as well as a SCDE mechanic I don't think that they're that far off, loading them buses full of kids maybe not the greatest thing to do
![2022 Thomas Saf-T-Liner® C2 - Rainy Day Driving [BUS #2109]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/4zNjlxreNRM/mqdefault.jpg)
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Welcome back! Speaking of South Carolina, the reason they got rid of all their 1995-96 rear engine buses is they were vulnerable to catching on fire. They have since been taken off the roads. I did see them in your 1995 Thomas PUSHER video when you delivered the two C2s in Walterboro. The oldest ones from 1988 were taken off South Carolina streets as well.
And same goes to the 2001 ers and 2003 fs65s and 08-09 hdxs and 08-09 c2s
@@elijahbryant7143 Yep. The normal 1995 models were not the only ones to fall victim to fires. Some of them were handicap variants. They too fell victim to catching on fire.
@@alexlautzenheiser5024 that's why they have to get rid of them like sent them to the scrap yard
Great to see you back! I'm sure the bus model considered as Thomas' mascot is very creative.
This sounds like a CE with the psi 8.8 l v8 engine. Is it a psi 8.8 or a different one?
Yes it had the 8.8 in it
@@cdcruizer05 oh that’s cool it has a similar engine to a ce
1. YES!! 2. this look beautiful 3. They got these just in time because there’s gonna be a diesel shortage cording to the news on a lot of people stated 4. Welcome back I hope everything be very will with you. 5. Thanks for posting south Carolina got a nice spec in my opinion😁💯💪🏾🚌💨
Thanks! But these were delivered back in 2020. I just never uploaded the video.
8.8 drive force or 8.0 drive force engine?
At 10:45 can you show the parts where you floored it i wanna hear what the bus sounds like flooring it
I definitely remember watching this channel a while back
Appreciate the support, I miss delivering school buses. I work full time as a car salesman now, but I just started subbing on the bus at a local school. So I have plans for more videos.
I finally found this certain bus. The got rid of all the busses and put these new Thomas in Sumter South Carolina. I’m confused about the double stop sign but I like it. Also the 360 wrap around cameras is my favorite. Led headlights and dome lights are amazing ❤
Yes, you guys have some of the best spec'd buses!
Omg I miss these videos
Me too buddy, me too!!
I hate that we ain't getting any of those we stuck with diesel buses
What district you in?
@@savagejiren9660 I'm from horry county schools South Carolina
Wait, you no longer deliver buses?
No, i sell cars now!
@@cdcruizer05 I see. Gonna miss these videos, but I'm glad you were able to do this for so long.
What engine is that?
Propane 8.0L or a DD5
i love these buses
i live in Aiken County not to far from Lexington after living in Columbia County which is in Evans Ga for 38 years i like living in North Augusta much less traffic
Are the Thomas propane better than the blue bird propane
Bus❤
You work as a deliveryman for Thomas?
Shweeeeeet
Yeah i did for about 8 years, i sell cars now.
Can you imagine North Carolina getting 78-passenger Thomas C2's? That would be 78 kids K-5, 64 kids 6-8 and 52 kids 9-12! Not sure which NC counties would earn 78-passenger Thomas C2's...
Is that what they are considering doing now? I haven't heard otherwise.
Being a NCDPI certified inspector as well as a SCDE mechanic I don't think that they're that far off, loading them buses full of kids maybe not the greatest thing to do
Weird how South Carolina put dual stop arms than single stop arm
Is south carolina planning to get international school buses soon?
I have no idea
No
They only getting c2s
Welcome back
Thank you. I may be bring more videos, every now and then.