Розмір відео: 1280 X 720853 X 480640 X 360
Показувати елементи керування програвачем
Автоматичне відтворення
Автоповтор
An unusual short city bus !! Nicely done !!
Nice baby fishbowl bus.
Riding in the back of the Short Bus! U.....R.... Special 😊
Rare for this type of bus to have a 4-stroke Diesel engine instead of a 2-stroke Detroit Diesel engine!
A V6 engine no less!
Just like the 2-stroke Detroit Diesels, particularly the 6V53, 6V71 and 6V92.
This same diesel V6 was used in some Chevrolet Series 50/60 medium-weight trucks.
Really? I didn't know that!
nor did I...was wondering why this glory sounds so different
Sounds like the truck from the movie “Duel”. Nice bus!!!
It was back in the day when BWI used to have these small buses. The long versions for the city.
DC purchased some too just shortly after Metrobus was established in 1973, and were used for light routes, but during the 1980s on out, they were sent elsewhere as the demand for 40 ft versions increased.
Seems like such a piratical solution to low ridership or feeder route bus runs, or even smaller transits, Yet there were so few of these around.
A breed of fishbowl I'm not familiar with. Cool.
Random question... are there and diesel electric busses?
There are busses that run on either diesel or electricity.
Gillig and New Flyer make diesel hybrid busses but the diesel engine drives the wheels.
I did not know that gm used the toro flow in the buses.
Only in the 29 footers.
A completely different sound, not like the buses I remember.
Carl Ryan that could be due to the 4-stroke Toro-flow.I thought it always a 2-stroke
The smaller version. What city is this bus from?
City?! Alberta's merely home to sprawling s u b u r b s . . . . . .
it was awesome age
Is she still around?
Preserved by a private owner in Ontario currently.
Ik that. Did the owner scrap it?
@@AJsBusVideos Did you read my original response to you? It is currently preserved by a private owner in Ontario.... So no, it has NOT been scrapped.
Ok jeez
@@AJsBusVideos LOL! You're welcome!
Ex-stcum of Montréal, Québec Canada 🇨🇦
Negative.... This bus was original to Nelson, British Columbia.
Sounds líke Detroit Diesel Series 40
![Lp. Сердце Вселенной #60 РОЖДЕНИЕ ЛОЛОЛОШКИ [Финал] • Майнкрафт](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/YoR0pAV9FVQ/mqdefault.jpg)
An unusual short city bus !! Nicely done !!
Nice baby fishbowl bus.
Riding in the back of the Short Bus! U.....R.... Special 😊
Rare for this type of bus to have a 4-stroke Diesel engine instead of a 2-stroke Detroit Diesel engine!
A V6 engine no less!
Just like the 2-stroke Detroit Diesels, particularly the 6V53, 6V71 and 6V92.
This same diesel V6 was used in some Chevrolet Series 50/60 medium-weight trucks.
Really? I didn't know that!
nor did I...was wondering why this glory sounds so different
Sounds like the truck from the movie “Duel”. Nice bus!!!
It was back in the day when BWI used to have these small buses. The long versions for the city.
DC purchased some too just shortly after Metrobus was established in 1973, and were used for light routes, but during the 1980s on out, they were sent elsewhere as the demand for 40 ft versions increased.
Seems like such a piratical solution to low ridership or feeder route bus runs, or even smaller transits, Yet there were so few of these around.
A breed of fishbowl I'm not familiar with. Cool.
Random question... are there and diesel electric busses?
There are busses that run on either diesel or electricity.
Gillig and New Flyer make diesel hybrid busses but the diesel engine drives the wheels.
I did not know that gm used the toro flow in the buses.
Only in the 29 footers.
A completely different sound, not like the buses I remember.
Carl Ryan that could be due to the 4-stroke Toro-flow.
I thought it always a 2-stroke
The smaller version. What city is this bus from?
City?! Alberta's merely home to sprawling s u b u r b s . . . . . .
it was awesome age
Is she still around?
Preserved by a private owner in Ontario currently.
Ik that. Did the owner scrap it?
@@AJsBusVideos Did you read my original response to you? It is currently preserved by a private owner in Ontario.... So no, it has NOT been scrapped.
Ok jeez
@@AJsBusVideos LOL! You're welcome!
Ex-stcum of Montréal, Québec Canada 🇨🇦
Negative.... This bus was original to Nelson, British Columbia.
Sounds líke Detroit Diesel Series 40