ISO-6 row shortie

[JuntiusVT]

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Decided on the bus size I want to convert. Help me skoolie network!

[DrTwitch]

https://www.midwesttransit.com/searc...BUAFK96B258716

[Ourversionoflife3]

https://asheville.craigslist.org/ctd...122609589.html

Don't know what drive train you're looking for, but this one was an activity bus in North Carolina, should be pretty free of rust.

[Ourversionoflife3]

To save you the trouble of researching, because I already have on this one, it's an AT545 transmission.

[EastCoastCB]

Originally Posted by Ourversionoflife3

To save you the trouble of researching, because I already have on this one, it's an AT545 transmission.

545's are a fact of life for most of the good shorties. Mine has one. It is what it is.
Hard to find a pre-2003 with anything other than a 545.

[Big Tim]

That NC bus looks great - is the age a consideration? How would you go about checking it out from a long distance away?

[EastCoastCB]

Originally Posted by Big Tim

That NC bus looks great - is the age a consideration? How would you go about checking it out from a long distance away?

Something to thoroughly check on before considering a NC bus is the gearing. MANY NC buses are geared/governed for 45-50 mph.

[Big Tim]

The slow speeds aren't such a concern for me. NC is below the rust belt, too. How's that International 3700 model for dependability and repairability?