MCI 102 EL3 (2000)
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| Condition: | Used | Type: | Charter Bus |
| Fuel Type: | Diesel | Model Year: | 2000 |
| Make: | MCI |
Janesville, Wisconsin, United States
Vehicle description
One Owner Bus Fleet Maintained Current CVSA Sticker Recent DOT Inspection Currently in Revenue Service Professional Conversion by Budget Truck and Auto Body in Janesville, Wisconsin ADA Accessibility with Wheelchair Securements Allison Transmission B500 Detroit Diesel Series 60 Engine Massive Underfloor Luggage Storage 110v Power Outlets/Inverter with Shore Power Passenger & Driver Heat Passenger & Driver A/C Rear Mounted Restroom Kneeling Function AM/FM Stereo with CD/DVD/In-Motion Satellite Clean Interior & Exterior Running Smooth Kitchenette with Microwave and Coffee Maker Reading Lights Throughout
This busses is part of the Van Galder Bus fleet and we are upgrading to newer busses 1,154,707 Miles Tires: 315/80R22.5, VIN: 1M8TRMPA8YP061058
One of two similar vehicles. Fleet Number: 5602
Converted in April 2008 The bus was bought brand new by Coach USA for American Coach Lines in Atlanta, Georgia for the Olympics. When the Olympics were over, the bus was transferred to Sam Van Galder Inc. in Janesville, Wisconsin where it was used as charter bus until 2008, when it was converted by Budget Truck and Auto Body in Janesville, WI and then used as an executive day coach for corporate events, dignitaries, weddings, golf outings, football games, etc. until present day.
This busses is part of the Van Galder Bus fleet and we are upgrading to newer busses 1,154,707 Miles Tires: 315/80R22.5, VIN: 1M8TRMPA8YP061058
One of two similar vehicles. Fleet Number: 5602
Converted in April 2008 The bus was bought brand new by Coach USA for American Coach Lines in Atlanta, Georgia for the Olympics. When the Olympics were over, the bus was transferred to Sam Van Galder Inc. in Janesville, Wisconsin where it was used as charter bus until 2008, when it was converted by Budget Truck and Auto Body in Janesville, WI and then used as an executive day coach for corporate events, dignitaries, weddings, golf outings, football games, etc. until present day.