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GMC Parlor Bus 4102 - H8H649 1953
- 1979
Advantages - all aluminum
rust proof body, light weight means better fuel mileage, typically inexpensive
compared to MCI's or Prevost conversion shells, over 13,800 built so there
are lots of parts buses available to cannibalize, 4106 known as
the sports car of coaches because it is light, 35 foot, has a reasonable
height mated to a strong 8V71 engine
Disadvantages - monocoque construction means it
is NOT recommended for raised roof or slide out installations, no longer
manufactured
Notes - Transverse mounted
left hand rotating engine in the rear, conversions have been repowered
with larger engines and automatic transmissions
Conversion Issues = Monocoque
construction, built like aluminum aircraft, frameless, the skin is the
frame, RV conversion owners often modify the air suspension to double
as a leveling system when stationary also.
Specifications - Length: feet, Width:
inches, Height: inches, Wheelbase: inches, Typical Engines: Detroit Diesel
6-71, 8V71, Seating: , Typical Transmission: Manual 4 speed, Luggage:
cubic feet, Aisle Width: inches, Front Door Width: , Fuel Tank: Gallons,
Suspension: air, Typical Steering: Manual
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