NJ transit corporation used to have Nova RTS T80206 30.ft and 40.ft buses and they were equipped with Cummins ISC and ISL engines with ZF ecomat 5HP 592 Transmission and they were retired then in 2013
I rode the rts buses that were driven in new York city. I ended up getting a CDL in Connecticut but never got the chance to drive an rts. I love rts buses. Take them over those ugly gilligs anyway. Thank for the memories. Keep up the good work.
Man, I love this! I was a driver in Cincinnati. I'd like to see this with a nice custom paint job, and an interior remodeling! If you remodel, please show it. I loved driving buses to brother.
I rode that type of bus. I know someone who owns a few of these buses. A 1985 GMC 40-foot, 1989 TMC 35-foot, 1998 Nova Bus 35-foot and a 2000 35-foot with a different front end and instrument panel. The last three buses had the sport style steering wheel.
Great looking bus. What's your intent with it, in service or collection? My dad drove for Toronto Transit Commission, so I grew up with New Looks and Classics. I drove charter for a while myself
You have the incurable bus illness that we all do! And do you really want to be cured?? Heck No!!! Nice bus, cool bus! And the message sign is also cool! I have a 1982 MCI MC9 40 foot Crusader II. I turned it into a tour bus. George F. Piedmont, SC
Best transit buses ever! I drove for the NYC Transit Authority in the 80s. We hated the old "Fishbowl" rattle traps but loved the RTS - such a smooth ride, just glided over bumps & potholes. Unfortunately they were all replaced with new hybrid buses which are terrible rattle traps, as bad as the Fishbowls. What are your plans for this bus, RV conversion?
As a current TAMU driver and someone who’s spent a lot of hours driving this unit. Just wondering what you’re gonna do with it? Are you going to convert it or anything?
Quick question which transit is that RTS retired from? It looks like a Fayettevill FAST RTS because of the stripe and number location but I am probably incorrect.