MCI4

[Kevinmc5]

There is a mci4 for sale on Seattle craigs list

Just saying no don't know seller

Kevin

[lvmci]

Sure looks like a 5A! Lvmci...

[Dave5Cs]

Pretty rare one. yep looks the same as a 5A and B other than the eye brow but he probably added that.
I wonder if it is a 6v92 I don't think a 8V would fit would it? even with a manual.
Is it a real Silver or a spray painted one ? nice looking bus

Dave5Cs

http://abbotsford.en.craigslist.ca/rvs/3980583318.html

[luvrbus]

See what you guys miss by not being at Quartszite,then there a MCI 3 that shows up also a real neat bus

[Sam 4106]

We met a couple at Moose Jaw, SK, Canada, in June, with a MCI 2. It also looked like a MCI 5, and had a DD 6V71 with 4 speed manual transmission. John and Gerri Morrow are the owners. They invited us to see the inside with a nice conversion. It is always fun to meet other bus owners in our travels.

Thanks, Sam

[bevans6]

604 area code means it's inside Canada so no importation issues for someone wanting a bus in Canada.

Brian

[Jriddle]

604 area code means it's inside Canada so no importation issues for someone wanting a bus in Canada.

Brian

Owner might be in Canada and bus might not be.

John

[Len Silva]

8V92 and a ten speed road ranger.  I'll bet that is a blast to drive.

[Purplewillie]

Ad says location as Agassiz for what it's worth
Mark

[lostagain]

The MC1 replaced the Courier96 about 1960, followed by the MC2, then MC3, then 4. We had them all at Brewster's, except the 4s. IMO and from my fuzzy memory, the Couriers were overbuilt, solid , good buses in their time. But the 1s, 2s and 3s were flimsy, rusty, rattly POSs with loose steering, and  were underpowered. MCI didn't get it right until the MC5 series.

JC

[bevans6]

Ad says location as Agassiz for what it's worth
Mark

Fraser Valley, British Columbia, just north of Chilliwack.  Absolutely gorgeous country, driven through there a few times.

Brian

[Purplewillie]

Brian, if you're ever back this way be sure to let us know.
Mark