2022年1月4日 · One of the most brilliant and enduring examples of that is the “New Look” transit bus that came out in 1959. It ushered in a new era of buses with superb visibility and greater passenger comfort. It was built for almost two decades in the US, and a variation of it was built until 1997 in Canada.

2011年3月9日 · These post war buses were durable brutes, powered by GM’s legendary Detroit Diesel 6-71 2-stroke diesel engines. And GM Division Allison’s V-Series automatic was a revolution in itself. Try to imagine shifting a transit bus, double clutching every shift of the four speed un-synchronized transmission with a 40′ mechanical linkage!

The GM New Look bus is a municipal transit bus that was introduced in 1959 by the Truck and Coach Division of General Motors to replace the company's previous coach, retroactively known as the GM "old-look" transit bus.

2018年12月1日 · Since Mr. Bus Stop Classics Jim Brophy is sharing with us a wonderful car show, I’m going to step in and share this remarkable creation that has taken residence in my neighborhood, just a few blocks away. Aren’t I lucky? If you’re on the ball, you will remember that I showed you this bus once before, in April 2017.

This 1973 GM TDH 4523A Transit Bus offers a blend of classic design and robust performance, making it a reliable choice for public transportation enthusiasts. Its spacious interior and durable construction are ideal for those looking for a antique bus for sale with a vintage touch.

1976 GMC TDH 4523.....new look.....transit bus. Also known as the "fishbowl'. This bus is driven by Detroit Diesel 2-stroke and Allison transmission....

Mechanical, 4-speed transmissions, TDM-4517 and -4519, totaled 14. The new-looks, first delivered in September 1959, were also known as "fishbowls" because of their much larger windows, especially the six-piece windshield, compared with predecessor buses.

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