2-2008 IC 29 pass buses

[Elder Holmes]

School buses for skoolie-lovers (2) 2008 IC 29 pass buses.
(Bus 1) 6.4L V8 Maxxforce diesel engine, low mileage, starts and runs well, NYS heavy vehicle inspected, recent work done
(Bus 2) (for parts) 6.0L V8 Maxxforce diesel engine, starts and runs, needs ABS brake system and wiring work.
Both buses have good tires.
Asking $5,500 for both. Call (51210-3433

[WIbluebird]

Wow, that second one is SHORT. highly unusual setup there!

[Elder Holmes]

Both buses are same length 22-ft

[PNW_Steve]

I have been watching for a 5 window CE.

Just not one with a MaxxForce Darn....

[EastCoastCB]

Originally Posted by PNW_Steve

I have been watching for a 5 window CE.

Just not one with a MaxxForce Darn....

Buy one cheap and get a DD 2 stroke... then have Ronnie put the DD in it.

That's sorta my plan for the next skoolie.

[Elder Holmes]

phone number is five-one-eight 210-3433. Both buses driveable. Can make an offer.

[PNW_Steve]

Originally Posted by EastCoastCB

Buy one cheap and get a DD 2 stroke... then have Ronnie put the DD in it.

That's sorta my plan for the next skoolie.

Hmmmm..... 5 window with a 6v92.......

[EastCoastCB]

Originally Posted by PNW_Steve

Hmmmm..... 5 window with a 6v92.......

I was thinking more like a 6-71T. But a 6v71 or 92 would be fine with me.

[WIbluebird]

Those old 2 strokes are heavy and tall. Not sure how well they'd fit in an IC low pro chassis.

Love the idea though.

[EastCoastCB]

Originally Posted by WIbluebird

Those old 2 strokes are heavy and tall. Not sure how well they'd fit in an IC low pro chassis.

Love the idea though.

The dimensions on some DD's would work. The chassis being low doesn't affect engine room. That's the same. The low chassis just means less room to crawl under the bus and a harsher ride.

[coolcraftnet18]

I thought the VT-365 and the maxxforce 7 aren't good engines for skoolie users?

[EastCoastCB]

Originally Posted by coolcraftnet18

I thought the VT-365 and the maxxforce 7 aren't good engines for skoolie users?

You thought right.

[WIbluebird]

People with strong backgrounds in diesel engines and shop space/time to do head studs could find the VT365 to be a decent option.


The Maxxforce motors are outright garbage and not worth anyone's time, however.