MC-7 buses started replacing the GM buses.
The 12-cylinder MC-6 buses were years ahead of their time at 102" wide. They were not legal in the U.S. and required special tires.
The Saudi MC-5 buses had double roofs to keep them cooler on the inside.
The MC-8 Scenicruiser was then introduced.
The Eagle 10 was introduced.
MCI-8 and MC-9 buses were being built in Roswell, NM. 5,000 MC-9 buses were built.
The MCI 102 series of buses was introduced.
The Eagle 15 was introduced.
Greyhound then entered bankruptcy.
Greyhound and Trailways became one.
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