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1959 Mack MV-620-D Demo Bus for Greyhound Bus Lines
The rarest of the rare. A one of a kind prototype 1959 Mack MV-620-D built for Greyhound. Make sure you look at all the pictures-I saved the best for last!
The bronze trim is reminiscent of the trim used by the MCI MC5.
Can't mistaken this for anything other than a Mack.
Side view. This bus was/is very impressive.
Dashboard of the Mack. With the exception of the steering wheel, the instrument panel is similar to the PD4104.
Here's the Mack ID plaque. It's in the same location as on the GM's.
Interior of the Mack. Notice the lavatory is on the drivers side.
Check out the Mack bulldog on the drivers seat.
Surprise! If this isn't the Batmobile of buses-I don't know what is.
A different angle of the rear.
Check out the fins man. All it's missing is the "continental" spare tire kit.
Reader Comments
Prior and earlier to that however, I worked briefly (in 1971 or so) with CDTA in Schenectady, NY. At that time, their garage was on Albany Street-the former location of Nationwide Tours. The Mack Prototype was long gone by that time, but I heard a fair amount of talk about it from a few on the "oldtimers." Most of our fleet consisted of new Flexibles, and one old GMC "old look."
Tom T | Dec 14, 06 | 12:55 pm
Originally posted on January 31, 2009 8:26:17 PM EST jackmp294 | Jun 24, 10 | 6:27 pm
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Originally posted on August 8, 2009 5:57:00 PM EDT Charlie | Jun 24, 10 | 6:30 pm
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