greyhound-silversides

greyhound-silversides

The Silversides were the mainstay coach for Greyhound Lines and their
affiliates in the United States and Canada. Operating on their mainline routes
from 1947 through the mid 1960s when Greyhound began phasing this model out.
The Classic Silversides, known for their aluminum fluted siding formed the
first large fleet of diesel-powered buses in America. Following automobile
design standards of the times, the Silversides had a gear shift mounted on the
steering column. All were delivered with installed factory air-conditioning. A
few were even equipped with a restroom on board. A first in cross-country
coach travel.

'General Motors Coach Specifications
for models PD3751, PD4151

Coach length: 35 feet
Width: 96 inches
Height: 118 inches
Wheelbase: 264 inches
Typical Engine: DDA 6-71
Passenger Seating 37,41

PRODUCTION HISTORY
1947-48 PD3751 Quantity 1,643
1948 PD4151 Quantity 357

Author: idiotbouy

greyhound-silversides
• config.txt 1.99KB
• greyhound-silversides.im 12.16KB
• silversides-1.texture.txt 36 bytes
• silversides-1.tga 768.04KB

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