So out of curiosity... Who has the oldest regular use coach? I don't mean a garage queen either I'm talking road warrior seeing the country layin asphalt....
Would you count vintage fleet equipment rented out for special occasions, or just folks doing normal charter/rental?
Sorry I didn't specify , converted coach still seeing some country non charter
The Flxible people will win this contest amazing the time and money spent bringing those back to life from the 40's and making those road worthy they are as bad as most Eagle and Sliverside owners lol
good luck
We are running around in a 1954 Flxible
Joe
We gotcha beat Joe, our Silversides is a 1948 GMC.
Dave that's a good looking bus love those lines.
Joe
Both are awesome !!! ;)
Thanks for the compliments, just wish we got an old age discount at the fuel pump. Here is South West Florida diesel is $4.25 a gallon. uggg!
Quote from: Dave Siegel on April 12, 2012, 08:24:55 AM
Thanks for the compliments, just wish we got an old age discount at the fuel pump. Here is South West Florida diesel is $4.25 a gallon. uggg!
Don't feel bad Dave it's creeping up there here in the mid south too!
;D BK ;D
Well what do you consider running around :) This is a fully converted 1947 MCI Courier 200 I've driven
only maybe 50 miles in the last two years :) Not pretty outside but it's still qualifies as old.
If you think Dave's is pretty from the front, you should see the rear, it is a classic!
(And Dave is pretty nice too!)
Jack