University Transport System 428

University Transport System 428

University Transport System 428 was a General Motors "old-look" bus operated in regular service by the University Transport System (currently known as Unitrans) in Davis, California, and was one of an initial fleet of five "old-look" single-deck buses that were purchased in the late 1960s to supplement the fleet of double decker buses that had been in service as early as 1967. Having been sold, it is no longer part of the Unitrans fleet.

Technical specifications

Manufacturer: General Motors Corporation, Truck & Coach Division

Model: TDH-4507 "old-look"

Date built: Between 1946 and 1948

Engine: Detroit Diesel 6-71 diesel with a Spicer angle-drive 2-speed automatic transmission.

Length: 35 feet

Width: 8 feet

Seating capacity: 45

Date acquired by Unitrans: Before September 1969

Current status: Retired and sold.

References

* [http://www.unitrans.com/ Unitrans Homepage] , "unitrans.com", Retrieved on 2006-12-17

* [http://photos.loft22.com/unitrans Mark's Unitrans Photo Gallery] , "loft22.com", Retrieved on 2006-12-17

* [http://www.omot.org/roster/GMOldLookList/index.html Ohio Museum of Transportation - GM/Yellow Coach Old-Look Transit Production Lists] , "omot.org", retrieved on 2006-12-20

*Stauss, Ed (1988). "The Bus World Encyclopedia of Buses", Woodland Hills, CA: Stauss Publications. ISBN 0-9619830-0-0

*McKane, John H. & Squier, Gerald L. (2006). "Welcome Aboard the GM New Look Bus", Hudson, WI: Iconografix. ISBN 1-58388-167-0

External links

* [http://photos.loft22.com/UNI_archive/IMG0003 Photo of University Transport System 428 taken in September, 1975] (bus on the left, facing left)


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