The Motor Coach Industries MC-8 was a 40-foot intercity motor coach produced from 1973 to 1978 and was the successor to the MC-7. The MC-8 featured an enlarged windshield with destination sign at the top right side. Its appearance is more squared than the MC-7, and its stepped roofline is less prominent.

Model: MC-8; Year: 1978; Engine: 8V71; Transmission: HT740; Length: 40 ft; Width: 8 ft; Passengers: 50; Seating: Midback Bench Plastic; A/C: Thermo King; Wheelchair: No; Brakes: Air Brakes; Suspension: Air Suspension; Front Axle: 13,380 lbs; GVW Rating: 36,500 lbs

Two heavy duty 25 plate, 204 ampere hour capacity batteries. MCI (Motor Coach Industries) MC8 bus model, photo and specifications.

This is a 1978 MCI – MC8, 47 passenger seated coach with strong engine, new brakes and good tires. Also equipped with automatic transmission, air conditioning and a restroom. Coach has beautifully upholstered seats with carpeted ceiling, rear & side walls. Bus exterior has polished aluminum sides, front & wheels.

This vintage 1975 MCI MC8 Custom Coach has been garage kept and can definitely handle a large crowd sleeping 7 with 2 sofas, 2 drop-down vinyl bunks in the living area, a dinette booth sleeper, and queen size bed so you’ll have plenty of sleeping room to entertain!

The MCI (Motor Coach Industries) MC-8 ‘Crusader’ was an updated version of the very successful MC-7, the first 40 foot coach to operate in Australia. There were 4,475 MC-8s built between 1973 and 1978 by Motor Coach Industries in Pembina, North Dakota USA …

The MC-8 was the first model assembled at the new Transportation Manufacturing Corporation (TMC) plant established at Roswell, New Mexico in 1974. TMC became primarily the builder of buses for Greyhound Lines while the Motor Coach Industries plant at Pembina, North Dakota, which began MC-8 production in 1973, continued to assemble buses for ...

1978 MCI MC-8 Custom Coach Build - 180,000 miles. Overall this motorhome is in great condition, with some normal wear and tear that comes with age. Being sold from the local Columbus area, call CMI at (614) 539-4600 to schedule an appointment and view the bus in person with the owner. Specifications:

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1977 MCI MC-8 Crusader with RV Conversion package. 40-foot long. Features four bunk beds, day sleeper, two tables, lavatory, dressing room, two closets, overhead storage and fourteen original captain’s chairs. 110-volt power hookup. Fresh- and grey-water holding tanks.