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MCI is a North American coach bodybuilder based at Schaumburg, Illinois. The company supplied Greyhound with most of its coaches over many years being largely owned at the time by Greyhound Canada. MCI stands for Motor Coach Industries and manufacturing takes place either side of the US-Canadian border in Winnipeg, Manitoba and Pembina, North Dakota. There was also a plant at Roswell, New Mexico trading as Transportation Manufacturing Corporation (TMC). MCI built buses for a few years having acquired the Classic and RTS designs from General Motors. The latter was built Roswell as a TMC. Both bus designs were sold on to Canadian company Novabus in the early nineties. MCI is now a subsidiary of New Flyer Industries.
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The Courier was the postwar model. This one is preserved at the Greyhound museum in Hibbing, Minnesota |
MCI MC-5 for Greyhound Saudi Arabia |
MCI MC-6 for Greyhound |
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MCI MC-7 for Greyhound |
MCI MC-8 for Pioneer, Australia |
MCI MC-9 for Greyhound |
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The MCI MC-12 model was built only for Greyhound |
MCI A series for Go Transit, Torono, Canada |
The MCI B series. The design was virtually identical to the C-series, but with ribbed metal lower panels as on the A-series |
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MCI C series for Greyhound Canada |
MCI 102D3 for Greyhound evolved into the ubiquitous D-series |
MCI D4000 series for Skyline Coach |
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MCI D4500CT series for GRTC, Richmond |
MCI D4520 accessible series |
MCI E4500 Renaissance series for Coach Canada |
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MCI F3500 series for Golden Touch, New York. Last 35-foot buses produced by MCI |
MCI G4500 for Greyhound |
MCI J4500 for Coach USA contractor Lenzner |
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MCI TC40 Classic with Coast Mountains Bus, Vancouver |
MCI TC60 Classic of Metro Transit, Halifax. Only nine such buses were built |
MCI/TMC RTS with Metro LA |
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MCI produced models in the MC-1 to MC-4 series in the late fifties to early sixties. At this point we have no available pictures. There were no models designated with the letters H & I. |
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