Tracking Down PD 4104's Still Around or on the road

[siberyd]

Talked to a 4104 owner in Canada today. He has a 1959 coach with:
R & M Caps
Remco mirrors
Electric wipers
Air throttle
Added a Turbo to his 671

Cant wait to see the pictures on this rig.

Siberyd

[siberyd]

4104-4646 is alive and well. Should be hitting the road soon as a conversion. That BCM ad still getting me VIN's.

Siberyd

[siberyd]

Got 2 more 4104 Vin this week.

4646 (noted below) is alive and well in Colorado.

766 In Quartzite, AZ

Siberyd

[Nick Badame Refrig/ACC]

Hi Guy's,

#4519 1960' was owned by my dad from 1977' to 2002'

It is still alive and kicking in Northern New Jersey in the hands of Dan Webber.

Nick-

[siberyd]

Nick,

Thanks, yours makes the 4th 4104 this week.

Thanks

Siberyd

[Nick Badame Refrig/ACC]

Hi Guy's,

#4519 1960' was owned by my dad from 1977' to 2002'

It is still alive and kicking in Northern New Jersey in the hands of Dan Webber.

Nick-

#4519 is now living strong in West Nyack NY.

[siberyd]

Thanks Nick,

I will reflect that in my records.

Siberyd

[siberyd]

4104-1862 is alive and well in Victoria, BC.

Siberyd

[harleyman_1000]

Can someone refresh my memory. What was the total number made? Total number known to be alive and their status? Converted? Seated? Other? 

[chessie4905]

   All that info is in his previous posts. Just go back a couple pages and check them out. I don't think he broke down the different combos....stock, conversion, original engine, turbo, std or auto, etc., unless they are laid out on a spread sheet.

[siberyd]

Scott and everyone else,

Off the top of my head.

5,065 made from 1953-1960.

So far I have received info on 12 still seated coaches.

At least 300 converted coaches.

Been a little lax in posting, my laptop died so I am working a lot of overtime.

And thanks to requests on 6 websites, I get a new VIN every month.

With holidays coming will post more.

[harleyman_1000]

Scott and everyone else,

Off the top of my head.

5,065 made from 1953-1960.

So far I have received info on 12 still seated coaches.

At least 300 converted coaches.

Been a little lax in posting, my laptop died so I am working a lot of overtime.


And thanks to requests on 6 websites, I get a new VIN every month.

With holidays coming will post more.

So there are currently only 312 known to be in existence? Would this make our buses worth more as a rare collectors model?

[chessie4905]

   Older Eagles and MCI's will become rarer than GMC's because they'll rust away to just a few left. For 4104's to be rare, there would need to be only a few left. Probably a better chance on a scenicruiser or MC-6.

[siberyd]

Some numbers to add for this week.

1959. 4104-4188 converted, in Evelson, WA
1959. 4104-4267 converted, in Gresham, OR

1960. 4104-4759 scrapped, Oregon

Siberyd

[siberyd]

November 16, 2013 Update.

295 Converted coaches
  37 Noted on the web
  16 Still a coach

This equals 348 buses alive and well.

Now have VINs for 33 recycled coaches.

Siberyd